WebRTC Integrators Guide

Successfully build your very own scalable WebRTC infrastructure quickly and efficiently

About This Book
Build a feature-rich WebRTC client application and set up an Intelligent Network
Use simple JavaScript APIs to enable web browsers with real-time communication (RTC) capabilities
Make a real-time communication architecture through various modules, illustrations, and explanations with example code snippets

Who This Book Is For
This book is for programmers who want to learn about real-time communication and utilize the full potential of WebRTC. It is assumed that you have working knowledge of setting up a basic telecom infrastructure as well as basic programming and scripting knowledge.

What You Will Learn
Understand the purpose of Media APIs in the WebRTC media stack
Discover more about WebRTC and next generation communication networks
Learn how to run simple WebRTC clients with the default peer-to-peer behavior
Run WebRTC calls over a WebSocket protocol using a WebSocket signaling server
Integrate WebRTC with old networks
Learn best practices to build up a dynamic web project with support for WebRTC calls
Explore the usefulness of the interconversion of protocols and the transcoding of codecs with WebRTC

In Detail
WebRTC enables real-time communication across the Web and with the whole telecom world behind a single button on a web page. WebRTC promises to bring new reforms and innovation for IP telephony. WebRTC comes with numerous integration features, such as new standards for VoIP services, call control applications, profile and phonebook management, and much more.

This book covers all aspects of building a standalone WebRTC communication platform, making a WebRTC SIP-based Communicator, and shows you how to overcome challenges. It also describes the integration of Rich Services such as voicemail, conference calls, and file transfers, as well as call control mechanisms such as screening and routing. The book then takes you through building a WebRTC project and its integration in the access, network, and service layers of IMS. The book ends with the creation of a commercial-quality web application capable of setting and receiving calls, messages, and conference calls, and other numerous services.