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An Application Programming Interface (API) essentially defines the way a programmer can interact with a specific piece of software, such as an operating system, an application code library or a hardware abstraction layer. It defines the various aspects of the software that can be interacted with as well as the different variables that can be used during such interactions.
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An Application Programming Interface (API) defines the way a software developer can interact with a specific piece of software, such as an operating system, an application code library or a hardware abstraction layer. It defines the various aspects of the software that can be interacted with as well as the different variables that can be used during such interactions.





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An Application Programming Interface (API) defines the way a software developer can interact with a specific piece of software, such as an operating system, an application code library or a hardware abstraction layer. It defines the various aspects of the software that can be interacted with as well as the different variables that can be used during such interactions.


TelcoBridges and APIs

TelcoBridges has developed the Toolpack API in order to provide solution developers with a standardized approach to developing applications on the Tmedia, Tdev and Tmonitor platforms. Toolpack API complements the Toolpack Web Portal which is sufficient for configuring more basic uses of TelcoBridges hardware such as call routing, transcoding, signaling, SIP trunking and other basic applications. Solution developers looking to implement more advanced functionality such as prepaid & postpaid calling, ringback tones, and other applications that integrate subscriber specific data.


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