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Multiple-Application Programming
Win32 Telephony applications may be designed to cooperate with each other, or
they may act independently of one another. These TAPI applications will at
times operate with non-TAPI applications built to support TAPI functionality, such
as media-stream control applications. All these applications must be able to
work together, or at least function independently in a cooperative way. To
achieve this, TAPI defines mechanisms that let applications coordinate their
telephony and phone activities while maintaining a high degree of flexibility.
The roles played by Telephony's major components are described in various
topics of this section. Application writers can not only learn about TAPI's
functioning from these sections, but can apply that knowledge directly when designing
TAPI applications. For example, the Unknown application (defined in the
following section) performs specific duties in media-mode probing and call handoffs.
It is important to note and understand these duties before writing an Unknown
application.
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