[Freeswitch-users] FreeSWITCH, mod_managed and IApiPlugin

[Yitzchok]

The correct way to do this is to connect to FreeSWITCH using
ESL<http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/ESL> from
your application.


Have your application that polls your database run outside of freeswitch and
when you need to create a new call connect to FS using ESL (there is a .NET
lib in \libs\esl\managed\) and create a new call with the Originate command
that bridges to an extension or application something like this "originate
sofia/gateway/name/8885551234 *1024*" or "originate
sofia/gateway/name/8885551234 *&managed(ClassNameToIApiPlugin)*".


Yitzchok


On Tue, May 3, 2011 at 12:02 AM, Schenk, Oliver <OSchenk at wnr.com.au> wrote:

>  Hi All,
>
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>
> I’m completely new to FreeSWITCH, but in a week I managed to achieve quite
> a bit. It was quite a learning curve to say the least. This is my current
> setup:
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> -          FreeSWITCH 1.0.7 built from tarball.
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> -          Developing on Windows XP with VS2008 in C#.
>
> -          Configured extension 1024 to connect to a managed dll file,
> which implements IAppPlugin.
>
> -          Using X-Lite softphone I can connect to FreeSWITCH as user 1001
> and dial 1024 and start going through a menu that I built in C#. It
> successfully retrieves records from an SQL database and so forth. No
> problems there.
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> My first step was to create a module that gets called whenever a user dials
> IN bound. They will hear the menu just described.
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> My struggle now is relating to OUT bound calls. What I want is a module
> that is started as soon as FreeSWITCH is started and begins executing on an
> endless processing loop in the background. This will continuously monitor a
> database and if certain conditions occur an outbound call should be queued
> and then made. If multiple calls need to be made I guess they will be queued
> and processed one by one. I can handle the queuing part.
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> At this stage I will be testing using extension 1001 as the receiver of the
> call using my softphone.
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> Question 1:
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> I’ve been trying to use a class that implements IApiPlugin, but how do I
> get it to start when FreeSWITCH starts? As I said it should simply be a
> never ending thread as long as FreeSWITCH is running. I can’t find any
> information regarding how to “Execute” a managed module immediately when
> FreeSWITCH has started.
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> Question 2:
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> If IApiPlugin can do this, how do I get the session object? Like this?
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> ManagedSession session = new ManagedSession();
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> session.Originate(???);
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> I can’t find any help at all on this.
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> Thanks very much!
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> *Oliver Schenk*
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