[Freeswitch-users] mod_java - usage question

Tue Dec 11 11:36:58 PST 2007

>From xml_rpc, event_socket or the console you can execute the 
command uuid_bridge <a_uuid> <b_uuid>

and yes park will block.

The correct approach would be to have an extension in your
dialplan so all inbound calls execute the "park" app then from
event socket or a C event consumer wait for the CHANNEL_PARK event
and control the channel externally.

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----- Original Message ----
From: jonathan augenstine <jaugenstine at gmail.com>
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Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 9:49:50 AM
Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] mod_java - usage question

Anthony,

Thank you for the clarification.  I am beginning to understand basic behavior and design.  I am constrained by the fact that the customer wanted a Java solution.  I have concluded (based on discussions with Brian West) that a good solution would be to wrap the event socket interface in Java.  The customer requested that I prototype the app with mod_java first.  I have concluded that the final app will probably be multiple apps using both event sockets and mod_java.

Also, I was to resolve some issues during the process of trying to explain my dilemas to Damjan.  I have a call flow, I just need to work out the method details.

Damjan, I realized the solution to my problem was to park the first incoming call.  The one last detail I have not worked out is how to bridge the second call to the parked call.  I think this is the solution.  Will execute("park", "") block or not??  Any hints would be nice.

Thanks for all the help.

Jonathan

On Dec 11, 2007 6:27 AM, Anthony Minessale <anthmct at yahoo.com> wrote:

To accomplish what you are wanting with mod_java you would need a way to
invoke another thread outside of the call to assume control of the channels

rather than trying to do it from the call's thread.

In javascript there is a jsrun api command that will launch another script in
it's own thread with no calls in it.  I assume the author of mod_java could extend it to do something similar so you could run a management app that listens for events and acts accordingly.

Also you could use the event_socket with a standalone java app to manage the 
calls from a separate entity.  

But by design the high level interfaces block on things like playback
and bridging but allow callbacks to be connected for things like read frame

and dtmf and message reception.

You can always do it in C where you have full control and ability to
launch threads etc.

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----- Original Message ----
From: jonathan augenstine
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Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 12:58:55 AM

Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] mod_java - usage question

Damjan,

What I want to do is the following:

incoming call
- play a prompt
- bridge incoming to endpoint 1
- endpoint 1 hangs up
- park the incoming call

originate call to endpoint 2
- play a prompt to endpoint 2

- bridge endpoint 2 to endpoint 3
- endpoint 3 hangs up
- bridge incoming call to endpoint 2

The details on how to accomplish this with mod_java are eluding me.  Every approach I have attempted I have encountered roadblocks of either hitting execute blocking what I need to do or not having the right info (what needs to be passed to originate or how to play a prompt to endpoint2 or bridge to endpoint 3).  I am getting stuck on the details and cannot find the docs to clarify.

Jonathan

On Dec 10, 2007 10:05 PM, Damjan Jovanovic <damjan at ecntelecoms.com> wrote:

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On Mon, 2007-12-10 at 08:53 -0800, jonathan augenstine wrote:
>
>
>
>         On Mon, 2007-12-10 at 00:38 -0800, jonathan augenstine wrote:

>         > I am trying to put together a prototype app for Freeswitch
>         using the
>         > mod_java interface, I am hitting a deadend and I need some
>         guidance.
>         >

>         > What I want to do is to answer an incoming call (endpoint
>         1), play a
>         > prompt to that call, and bridge that call to another
>         endpoint
>         > (endpoint 2).  After the second endpoint (endpoint 2)

>         disconnects, I
>         > want to park that call, originate a call to another endpoint
>         (endpoint
>         > 3), play a prompt to endpoint 3, and then bridge endpoint 3

>         to a new
>         > endpoint (endpoint 4).  After endpoint 4 hangs up, I want to
>         bridge
>         > endpoint 1 and endpoint 3.  Then main issue I keep running
>         into is

>         > that in the dialplan and in mod_java, calls appear to block,
>         so that
>         > it has blocked me from a solution.
>
>
>         How do calls "block"? Use a remote debugger and see where it

>         happens.
>
> If I run the following code:
>
>
>             session = new JavaSession(sessionUuid);
>             freeswitch.console_log("notice", "STARTED!!!\n");

>             session.streamFile
> ("/usr/local/freeswitch/sounds/intro.wav", 0);
>             session.execute("bridge",
> "sofia/gateway/[gatewayname]/3237773456");

>             freeswitch.console_log("notice", "COMPLETED!!!\n");
>
> I do not see the "COMPLETED!!!" console message until one of the
> callers from the "bridge" hangs up.  The

> session.execute("bridge",.....) call blocks.

session.execute() is supposed to block until the application finishes
running. I'm not sure why that's a problem, you only want to park the

call after bridge is finished.

>
>         > My first question is, can you do this with the mod_java
>         interface?  If
>         > so, how?  Secondly, if it is not possible then do you need

>         to use the
>         > event_socket interface to accomplish this app?  Thank you.
>
>
>         When there is no other function that does the job, try the
>         execute()

>         method in mod_java. Event sockets can probably do the same,
>         but I've
>         found them harder to work with (don't know if there are any
>         APIs that
>         make it easier), and since they cost 2 sockets and probably 1

>         thread per
>         call and if on the same machine double the number of context
>         switches,
>         they are more resource intensive too.
>
> As illustrated above I am using the execute.

>
>
>
>
>         > Best Regards,
>         > Jonathan
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