TCN Communications remote API is a very elegant and simple way to integrate voice broadcasting and Voice-Over-IP communications into any existing application. Examples of this could be enterprise and business services, Internet web servers or even Windows applications. The integration tools allow for very quick implementation and deployment. The goal of the Web Services interface is to use Internet standard protocols and keep the implementation as simple as possible without sacrificing flexibility or robustness.
The communication standards utilized are http based using XML and a wrapper technology called XML-RPC. XML-RPC has been an Internet standard in use since 1998 allowing for remote procedure calls from various operating systems and languages over the Internet. The design of XML-RPC was to make the remote procedure calls as simple as possible, while still allowing for complex data structures to be transmitted, processed, and returned with minimal effort.
TCN Web Services API uses simple remote procedure calls to register and send voice broadcasts over the Internet from an application that may never have been intended to have such a feature, with minimal effort.