[Freeswitch-users] I need to Inject some string when sending an SMS via chat command to avoid a concurrency problem

[Steven Ayre]

You could try blocking receiving events during the DB update, or if you
cannot do that try storing the BACKGROUND_JOB event in a hash in memory so
that when the record creation succeeds it checks the hash to see if the
event has already been received. You can also use a hash to see if the
record is currently being inserted or not to save checking if it's in the
database.

-Steve



On 1 February 2013 11:42, Leonardo N. S. Pereira
<leonardo at daitangroup.com>wrote:

> I'm sending the SMS via mod_socket interface using the following command:
>      bgapi chat sip|+17778882233|external/+17778882234 at sms-proxy.com|SMS
> test
> The SMS is sent successfully.
> The problem is that I need to inject an string to be retrieved when the
> BACKGROUND_JOB event is received.
>
> This is the scenario:
> #1 Send an SMS using BGAPI
> #2 create a new record in database using the JOB_ID as key
> #3 As soon as the BACKGROUND_JOB event is received, update the database.
>
> The problem is that sometimes, the event is received before the record
> has being created.
>
>
> Is there any way to inject an kind of "trakcing_id" when sending an SMS
> that will be received in BG event? (just in case, for calls I had the
> same problem, and I used the parameter 'origination_channel_name' to
> handle the problem)
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Leo
>
>
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