Hi!,

In a customer (bank industry) we need to give the possibility to integrate their own CRM (Web App) with the "Click To Call" feature, for this, we have based on the sample: ClickToCall.

So, the idea is to perform an AJAX call (java script + jquery) to invoke the method exposed by the service:

@WebServlet("/services/ClickToCall/twoPartyCallManagerResource")
public final class TwoPartyCallManagerResource extends HttpServlet

in other words, do:
var THEurl = "http://180.173.241.121/services/ClickToCall/twoPartyCallManagerResource";
$.ajax({
url : THEurl,
.
.
.

After doing this, we found a known java script issue, related to make CROSS DOMAIN CALLS using IE 8.

We tested several workaround, for instance,use of jsonP/jquery.xdomainrequest.min.js etc, but nothing works in IE (in others browsers, work fine!).
Said that, we decided to change the communication protocol, HTML to SOAP. If we do this, we could run our app without considering the customer IE version (future migrations).

Do you have any example/guideline/how-to/etc., to perform the creation (transformation) of “Click To Call” in a SOAP Web Service?.

Tks N'advnce.

Sergio...