3CX Websocket service?

[ibrahim akgün]

Hi

We wanna develop our own sip client and library using ws or wss for connection. I have checked and see 3cx using websocket for webclient. Is there anyone know how to use this service? Or any documentation?

 

[Evolute IT]

Hi

We wanna develop our own sip client and library using ws or wss for connection. I have checked and see 3cx using websocket for webclient. Is there anyone know how to use this service? Or any documentation?

No you can't. 3CX is a proprietary system with many APIs that are only known and usable by the 3CX apps. The Websocket, for example, is only accessible from the PBX itself, so it would not accept a connection from outside, even if you knew how.

If you're gonna use 3CX, stick to the 3CX apps. At least you'll be supported.

Why even make your own SIP client? Isn't there enough on the Web already?

 

[ibrahim akgün]

We need some custom solutions for some of our customers.And we are developing 3rd party custom apps for 3cx pbx. 3CX cant handle everyone different requests.it would be nice if there was support.

 

[Evolute IT]

We need some custom solutions for some of our customers.And we are developing 3rd party custom apps for 3cx pbx. 3CX cant handle everyone different requests.it would be nice if there was support.

Forget it. They won't help for many good reasons, first being security and second being it's their apps.

If you want to build 3rd party apps, use another PBX that has a public API or something.

 

[ibrahim akgün]

Forget it. They won't help for many good reasons, first being security and second being it's their apps.

If you want to build 3rd party apps, use another PBX that has a public API or something.

But we are selling 3cx licenses so if they dont give support we will find a way to achieve our problems.

 

[Martin Behrens]

Hi

We wanna develop our own sip client and library using ws or wss for connection. I have checked and see 3cx using websocket for webclient. Is there anyone know how to use this service? Or any documentation?

Currently, there is no such information available in the public.

 

[JohnS_3CX]

Hi,

If you want to use your own SIP client, then you do not need to access the 3CX APIs.

You can simply create extensions and load the User, AuthID, Password into your SIP client and it should be able to register to make/receive calls.

In case you want more features (presence for example) you need to use the 3CX clients exclusively.