Ah ha... gnu.io is for serial port comms. If you don't need serial port (i.e. you are doing your stuff with the network) then just comment it out and if needed, hack the rest out (I think it should be fine though).

This is something I'd like to investigate using java6 service loaders(?) - if it's there, load it - if it's not, ignore it but something OSGi could take care of at a higher level of the application perhaps.

As for the CSTA Test Tool - I think it is here: http://svn.opencsta.org/cstatesttool/trunk/

I don't know to what level of integration that tool has - it was for that tutorial you mentioned that I never quite got around to finishing :)

Good luck!

Hi Kristjan,

Thanks for taking the initiative in building the simple example and also for your positive comments!

I think you're right - the DL jars need to be updated and trunk is the best place to get working code at the moment :) Reading this comment http://www.opencsta.org/forums/support/20100802/makecall-where-it-going#... (down the bottom "Solved"), you'll see that I had forgotten to move across the important code to actually make the call :)

The last comment in the commit log, http://client.trac.opencsta.org/browser/trunk/src/org/opencsta/client/hi... states, "broken the siemens implementation of the ICallControl_Services interface in CSTAClient3000.java - MUST come back and fix this in January"

I won't have time to update the DL jars this week, but thanks for highlighting this deficiency.
Let us know if using trunk causes you problems so I can check it out and fix!!!!

Have a good weekend,
Chris

P.S. The link to the comment also seems to be broken, so I'll have to put that in the queue too - you'll just have to scroll to the bottom until I fix it - sorry about that oversight.