I agree its best done as a module as opposed to core. It says, "RubyFS does not provide any features beyond connection management and protocol parsing. " It has to somehow use c2dm or (something close to that) in order to support it. It would be great to really see that FS + Csipsimple together have this working. On 7/26/12, Ben Langfeld <ben@langfeld.co.uk> wrote:
You could, and probably should, implement this as an inbound event socket listener, rather than in FS core. You could do it in....ruby? http://github.com/adhearsion/ruby_fs
Happy hacking.
Regards, Ben Langfeld
On 26 July 2012 23:17, Prasd D <prasd.d.b@gmail.com> wrote:
I was searching and came across this amazing jira request for push server capability. This is exactly what I felt too, except didn't delve or earlier understand how to achieve this.
http://jira.freeswitch.org/browse/FS-4347
This guy has identified very much what is really needed to be able to use it on smartphones. And suggests that Freeswitch and Csipsimple together show this capability where an incoming call or voicemail to a user using Csipsimple is notified through push notification. That starts Csipsimple (which is otherwise turned off) on his phone.
This is a huge huge and amazingly useful thing since no one keeps their voip client on their phones on due to power consumption and battery drain !
This I think is the future of VOIP since smartphones are going to become soon huge % of voip clients.
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