[Freeswitch-users] ESL & DTMF
Michael Collins
msc at freeswitch.org
Thu Apr 28 19:22:53 MSD 2011
Can you tell us more about how you're doing this? It sounds like you are
doing IVR-ish stuff which, IMHO, does not lend itself for async ESL. I would
rather see you do something akin to the fs_ivrd + perl ESL::IVR examples.
-MC
On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 1:58 AM, Antonio Teixeira
<eagle.antonio at gmail.com>wrote:
> Good Morning.
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> I'm currently in the process of converting my IVR's into ESL , freedom :D.
> From my testing is extremely flexible until i have reached a wall.
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> We use TTS to generate alot of information for our users then we need to
> collect some answers, in session i had GetDigists , yay :).
> In ESL i have the DTMF event the problem is that from my testing and wiki ,
> DTMF event is only send down the socket using asycn , now i need "sync"
> because the IVRs need to understand the exact position of the user and blah
> blah blah , need to be dynamically extended in realtime and would be hard
> to implement in async , specially the timing for digit collection.
>
> So i tried capturing the event with no luck the only one i got is
> SERVER_DISCONNECT at the end.
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> I think It is possible if for every thread i would raise a listener for
> that specific uuid that would share memory with the first one so i could
> read that DTMF events that arrives trough the other socket but i think this
> is way to much duct tape for a simple thing.
>
> So any help on this ?
> Thanks
> A/T
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