[Freeswitch-users] What are <> in bridge as opposed to {} []

[Tim St. Pierre]

Yep, I just went through the same thing!

One thing I found about the enterprise bridge syntax, is that not all variables get passed as you
would expect with the normal bridge syntax.

You also don't get an originate_disposition variable set

-Tim


Mario wrote:
> FYI, I looked up enterprise in the wiki but it makes no mention of <>
> which is why it's impossible to find: Thanks again!
> 
>   Enterprise originate
> 
> The so called 'enterprise originate' syntax is a way to simultaneously
> originate multiple calls in several threads (regular simultaneous
> originate is single threaded). To use it simply separate valid dial
> strings by :_: . Each dial string can have its own {} and [] blocks and
> can themselves be simultaneous or sequential (containing ',' or '|') as
> above.
> 
> This can be helpful, for example, when dealing with call forwarding.
> Without it, FreeSWITCH™ would drop the simultaneous dial and transfer to
> the forwarded extension.
> 
> 
> On 10/06/10 11:26, Mario wrote:
>> Ahhhh. thank you! I need to use :_: because there are multiple
>> registrations to the same user.
>>
>> On 10/06/10 11:15, Tim St. Pierre wrote:
>>> The syntax you have below is the "enterprise bridge" method, using :_: instead of ,.  It spawns a
>>> separate thread for each leg.
>>>
>>> In this case, the <> are global options, {} are options for each leg.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Mario wrote:
>>>> The wiki explains what {} and [] are used for in the line below, but I
>>>> was provided <> from this list that fixed a problem and I can't find how
>>>> <> is different from the others. Anyone?
>>>>
>>>> <action application="bridge"
>>>> data="<originate_timeout=15>group/MGT@${domain_name}:_:sofia/gate...
>>>>
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