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Hi,

Just like the bean processing component "mailto:" sends a request to the client side mail component, a new component "tel:" would send a request to the client side *phone* component with the phone number as sole attribute.

I guess this would be easy to implement for you?
Our telephonists would appreciate a lot.

The "tel:" uri is described in http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3966.txt.
Concretely, our client phone component is Microsoft Lync.

Regards
Daniel

...sounds interesting. Should be part of next or second next update...
Thanks! Björn

Hi,

just checked...:

In the MAILTO component we use a special Java Desktop API method "Desktop.getDesktop().mail(new URI(...));" - which directly opens up the mail client that is found on client side.

For the telephone case there is no special API.

You may try to open it by just using the normal JSHOWURL component (attribute usedesktion=true) and pass the corresponding tel:-URL.

I do not have any phone software installed, so I cannot say if this works or not... Could you try?

Regards, Björn

Hi,

I have tried with workpage "Start browser" in menu "Client integration" of CaptainCasas demo workplace.

The attempt fails: When typing e.g. "tel:123456", the system prefixes "http://localhost:50000/demos/workplace/".

Can this prefixing be avoided? (I guess you apply the method "Desktop.getDesktop().browse(uri)" for JSHOWURL)

Regards, Daniel

...yes, of course.
Part of today's update.

Regards, Björn

Hi Björn,

I have installed todays newest CC version.

The attempt still fails: When typing e.g. "tel:123456" in the demo workplace, the system prefixes "http://localhost:50000/demos/workplace/".

Can you check?

Regards, Daniel

...grrr. Error on my side - I only added it into the FX-client...
Just preparing an "updated update".
Will be available in 30 minutes.

Shame on me +
Regards!
Björn

Hi Björn

Now it works perfect.
Once again I want to say: CaptainCasa is great!

Regards, Daniel