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Creating a Managed Automated Information Agent (mBot)

Last Updated: 12 Aug 2004 Page Views: 53,249 Rating: 3.71/5 Votes: 7 Popularity: 3.14 Bookmark Count: 22

Licence: The Code Project Open License (CPOL)

mBot manages multiple RTC Client objects and exposes interfaces to them via .NET Remoting and .NET Web Services so that they can be managed and used remotely by other .NET applications or by entirely different platforms such as a Java J2EE/SOAP application like Jabber IM running on Linux or Windows.

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Michael J. Chase has been presenting communication technology courses for the past twenty years to companies such as AT&T Bell Labs, Avaya, Digital (now HP/Compaq), the Department of Energy ( Los Alamos and Livermore ), IBM, Lucent, StorageTek, Texas Instruments, et al.

Mr. Chase has served as the assistant director for the graduate program for Telecommunications at the University of Colorado Boulder where he has also taught telephone systems and computer systems architecture at the graduate level. He as worked at Bell Laboratories and IBM. He has the degrees BSEE (Columbia), MSCS (USC), and an MS Telecommunications (Colorado). Mr. Chase has published in the Microsoft Systems Journal.

His current contract work utilizes C#, C++ and Java in client/server applications, embedded telemetry systems, and real-time collaboration systems. Mr. Chase has participated as an inventor in multiple patent applications in the VoIP arena and has served as an expert witness in intellectual property disputes involving patent infringement and licensing issues surrounding telecommunications software. Mr. Chase has created training and education courseware for RTC and LCS 2003 platform developers in a managed .Net environment.

Occupation:	Web Developer
Location:	United States