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john smith
26-01-2006, 02:34
Any odds that there is a Java client in the works? It would be wonderful, and probably a good boost for sales, if a java client was created that allowed people to embed the client application in a web page. For things like customer support on a web page or integration into other applications (i.e. a client SDK).
sgtbenc
26-01-2006, 02:36
LOL! I doubt it. Feel free to try yourself.
john smith
26-01-2006, 03:03
LOL! I doubt it. Feel free to try yourself.

Happy I could amuse you.

It is definitely a viable business opportunity and I doubt it would be all that difficult for the developers to do. Lots of java voice clients out there for collaboration software, etc.
sgtbenc
26-01-2006, 03:06
Oh, yeah it would be awesome! But, I don't know of anyone on this website that has said they are making it. So, if you could make it, that would be nice!
john smith
26-01-2006, 03:21
Last I looked this was the ´suggestions´ section of the discussion board. Just making a suggestion for the developers. If they had such a solution I would purchase about 3,000 seats right now.

Not sure why you are so keen on having me make it, although yah, if I had nothing better to do with my time than to develop a product without pay, the developers would release the source to me for porting, and I could retain rights to my code, then sure, I would write it.
guldi
26-01-2006, 10:23
If I remember right, this has been suggested allreay in the past (without great chance for implementation). And since the source of TS is not free.....
john smith
30-01-2006, 02:29
If I remember right, this has been suggested allreay in the past (without great chance for implementation). And since the source of TS is not free.....

What would the TS source cost? How many lines of code approximately? I need voice comms that I can integrate into a different application that would, of course, not be in competition with TS. Throw me a ball park figure within about 10k if you know it please.
guldi
30-01-2006, 10:08
good question :)
You're welcome to contact the sales team: sales@goteamspeak.com
§ñ¥þ€R Omicron
31-01-2006, 00:46
LOL! I doubt it. Feel free to try yourself.

The java thing has already been mastered somewhat. I dunno if this is exactly what you guys are looking for but at http://www.prclan.net you have a link that takes you to TeamSpeak and its just right there on the website.
sgtbenc
31-01-2006, 01:01
I don't see where you're talking about on that site. Could you give a direct link?