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OK, so some more research reveals this example:<br>
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<pre> <extension name="rtp_multicast_page">
<condition field="destination_number" expression="^pagegroup$|^7243">
<action application="answer"/>
<action application="esf_page_group"/>
</condition>
</extension></pre>
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Then there's a suggestion of using a loopback:<br>
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<pre><action application="bridge" data="loopback/3456/YOUR_CONTEXT/XML"/></pre>
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<pre><i><extension name="rtp_multicast_page">
</i><i> <condition field="destination_number" expression="^3456$">
</i><i> <action application="set" data="absolute_codec_string=<a href="http://lists.freeswitch.org/mailman/listinfo/freeswitch-users">PCMU at 20i</a>"/>
</i><i> <action application="set" data="jitterbuffer_msec=500:1000:20"/>
</i><i> <action application="answer"/>
</i><i> <action application="esf_page_group" data="234.5.6.7 23458 30"/>
</i><i> </condition>
</i><<i>/extension></i></pre>
This is beginning to be in the right direction for what I want.<br>
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What I'm trying to do here is really aimed at callback. The user
hits a web button and then Freeswitch pages his phone and then
places an outbound call.<br>
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"api originate user/0095302 02070601234 XML dp0095"<br>
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Does the trick, by calling 0095302 and then on answer calls
02070601234.<br>
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What I'm trying to do is to not require the user to lift the handset
and it has been suggested that paging is the way to do it. It's not
a very true use of multicast, but might it work?<br>
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