Cisco Technology, Inc.

Tropo, Inc.

Jason Scott Goecke

Wei P Chen

Jose De Castro

Zhiyu Liu

Xiaopu Zhu

Neil Stratford

Jose Maria De Castro, Jr

Kevin Chatow

Michael Cervantes

Wei Chen

A communication application server is provided with a unified framework for call control and media control. The framework supports a unified API having class objects and functions conforming to a telephony object model. The class objects are invoked and manipulated by a finite set of commands and an application program essentially issues a series of such commands to operate the communication application server. More particularly, an API server on the communication application server defining a messaging API protocol enables an application script to pass commands remotely to the communication application server to operate it. This allows application scripts to be processed remotely by appropriate scripting engines. In this way, application scripting is decoupled from the operation of the communication application server, which only needs to focus on providing basic communication services.

System and method for telephony and communication services with message-based API

A system for temporary user association based on call state, comprising: a communication device; a call state engine; and a user association service. The communication device is a network-connected electronic device; the call state engine is a software application operating on the communication device and maintains a state model of the current operation of the communication device; the call state engine sends data to the user association service; and the user association service generates user association information based at least in part on data received from the call state engine.

Temporary user associations based on call state

A system for temporary user association based on call state, comprising a communication device; a call state engine; and a user association service. The communication device is a network-connected electronic device; the call state engine is a software application operating on the communication device and maintains a state model of the current operation of the communication device; the call state engine sends data to the user association service; and the user association service generates user association information based at least in part on data received from the call state engine.

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Half Moon Bay, CA, United States of America

Jason Scott Goecke