[Freeswitch-users] Best way to bridge 2 calls with LCR?

[Rupa Schomaker]

Ok, if you want to do it from the socket api, then I need to make a 'as xml'
option to mod_lcr and give you lcr_auto_route as one of the nodes in the
returned xml.  Then you can do your own substitution in the originate
line...  In that case, you'd call lcr twice and do:

originate lcr_auto_route1 &bridge(lcr_auto_route2)

How soon do you need this?

On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 11:27 AM, Nicolas Brenner <nicolas at medularis.com>wrote:

> That looks like a good way to go about it.
>
> How can I access channel variables through the socket using the api? I
> mean, how do I recover the value of ${lcr_auto_route}? I would need to add
> some other variables, like ignore_early_media=true and a uuid that 'links'
> the two calls so I can track it listening for events.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Nicolas
>
>
> On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 11:43 AM, Rupa Schomaker <rupa at rupa.com> wrote:
>
>> lcr api command doesn't really return a usable dialstring (it was
>> originally done for debug purposes).  I could add an "as xml" option if
>> needed...
>>
>> Anyway, to do this from the dialplan:
>>
>> remember that originate's usage is:
>>
>> -USAGE <call url> <exten>|&<application_name>(<app_args>) [<dialplan>]
>> [<context>] [<cid_name>] [<cid_num>] [<timeout_sec>]
>>
>> so, the first argument is the call url and the second would be an
>> extension. so:
>>
>> 1) execute lcr for the first leg of the call
>> 2) execute originate with:
>>
>> originate ${lcr_auto_route} extension
>>
>> extension just needs to match something in your dialplan.
>>
>> In extension, you'd do another lcr lookup and then bridge to that leg's
>> ${lcr_auto_route} value.
>>
>>
>>
>> On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 10:35 AM, Nicolas Brenner <nicolas at medularis.com>wrote:
>>
>>> I would like to originate 2 calls from FS and then bridge them. There's
>>> no incoming call so I think there's no dialplan involved.
>>> What I'd like to do now is apply lcr rules to these calls. I've come up
>>> with 2 options so far:
>>>
>>> 1) call lcr through the socket twice (once for each phonenumber) and then
>>> originate the calls through the socket too
>>> 2) have a javascript file which runs the actions above, run the script
>>> through the socket with 'jsrun'
>>>
>>> How would you do it?
>>>
>>> For what I've read on the list, usually the recommended way is to stay
>>> away from javascript as much as possible because it is not as efficient as
>>> doing everything from the dialplan. Does this mean the first option is the
>>> best? or is there a "dialplan way" of doing it?
>>>
>>> Thank you very much for your help!
>>>
>>> Nicolas
>>>
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