OpenStage SDK

Hello world!

OpenStage SDK is a software development kit (SDK), which I’ve developed for OpenStage 60/80 SIP phones during my internship in Siemens Enterprise Communications (now Unify). Main purpose of it is making creation of OpenStage 60/80 XML applications a lot easier. OpenStage phone has several APIs (application programming interfaces) for: creating GUI (graphical user interface), direct key input, audio streaming and push. OpenStageSDK makes it easier to use these APIs, because it unifies them into a single library.

To show capabilities of the SDK, I have also prepared 2 example applications that use the SDK:

• Google Define - a very simple app that lets you check definition of a word directly from OpenStage phone using Google.

  GitHub repository: https://github.com/mbdevpl/OpenStageSDK-GoogleDefine

• Open IM - a client-server application that lets users of OpenStage phones belonging to the same local network (clients) exchange instant messages via a central service that runs on some other machine in the same network (server).

  GitHub repository: https://github.com/mbdevpl/OpenStageSDK-OpenIM

The SDK and application binaries are available for download from GitHub: https://github.com/mbdevpl/OpenStageSDK/releases/tag/v1.0

There, you’ll find also:

• Document OpenStageSDK intro - creating applications for OpenStage.pdf that will guide you trough the first steps of using the SDK.

  The SDK is written in such a way that only elementary programming knowledge is needed to start development. It is free and open source software and was made using free and open source software.

• An all-in-one package comprising all binaries, documentation and source code: openstagesdk_2011-11-30.zip. It was originally published on corporate wiki of Siemens Enterprise Communications (now Unify) on 30 November 2011: http://wiki.unify.com/wiki/File:SDK_Environment_OpenStage_60_80_SIP.zip.