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Using C#/.Net to Invoke the Adhearsion API via REST

Recently an Adhearsion community member, David Lawal, built upon the PHP/REST example I posted back in February. David comes from a C#/.Net background and was beginning to learn Ruby in order to use Adhearsion. Then, in his own words:

"...I needed to leverage 'all the work' done in .Net...As I discovered, the marriage of .Net and Adhearsion was lovely, thanks to the RESTful RPC [API of Adhearsion]"

So David created an example and has graciously shared it with the rest of us. The example includes a component in Adhearsion that has this method extending the 'methods_for :rpc':

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Writing a Ruby app for Tropo

Tropo is a great step in the right direction. Voice enabling your applications powered by a voice cloud is simple again. No need to mess with XML-based interfaces and get straight to writing your application with an effortless API. The first phase of Tropo allows you to write an application in Javascript, PHP, Groovy, Python or Ruby. To get started you may register for a free developer account on the Tropo website. After logging in you then have two ways you may deploy your applications. The first is to drop the script you have created on a web server and give Tropo a URL, the second is to post your script directly into Tropo with their free file hosting service. For this Ruby app we will be creating the file locally and dropping it on a web server for Tropo to fetch.

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