[Freeswitch-dev] migrating from Asterisk...
Hi List, I am very excited to have come across FreeSWITCH, thanks, thanks , thanks!!!!!! I am trying to see if it will be possible to migrate a system I have developed from Asterisk to Freeswitch, i know.., i know.. FS its not "production" ready yet, and your system will explode if you use it... But asterisk, while stable and good, its too bloated for what I need to do, while FS seems perfect for the job. can the following be done with FS? 1) automatically originate calls out to users (may be through the xml-rpc?) how do I go about it? 2) play an IVR, and if at one point user A presses "1", he/she gets put on hold, waiting to connect to user B. I know the IVR part can be done with the javascript interface (is this the most scalable way? is there a C interface as well, i only see JS and perl? (i need to be able to scale up to 1000's of this calls), the hold can be just a "playback" function. 3) THE TRICKY PART, when user B also has pressed "1" to connect to user A, bridge the call. (here is where I am not sure how to do it,In Asterisk, I currently store the channel info of both users and redirect user A's channel to user's B) can this be done with FS? I know I can originate legA, and legB and bridge them, but I've only seen this done from the same Javascript, here the calls are originated by some other mean. is there a way to store the session info on the DB? otherwise I would bneed to make sure all calls originate form the same JS and keep references to it on some sort of table. any ideas? Also, can user B be on an entirely different FreeSwitch server and still be bridged to User A ?? 4) finally are there efforts to allow FS to interact with Mysql? and if so who is working on it. :) thanks
You're not doing any SPIT stuff are you? *ponders* On 04/09/06, Sebastian Replanski <sreplans@hotmail.com> wrote:
Hi List,
I am very excited to have come across FreeSWITCH, thanks, thanks , thanks!!!!!!
I am trying to see if it will be possible to migrate a system I have developed from Asterisk to Freeswitch, i know.., i know.. FS its not "production" ready yet, and your system will explode if you use it... But asterisk, while stable and good, its too bloated for what I need to do, while FS seems perfect for the job.
can the following be done with FS?
1) automatically originate calls out to users (may be through the xml-rpc?) how do I go about it?
2) play an IVR, and if at one point user A presses "1", he/she gets put on hold, waiting to connect to user B. I know the IVR part can be done with the javascript interface (is this the most scalable way? is there a C interface as well, i only see JS and perl? (i need to be able to scale up to 1000's of this calls), the hold can be just a "playback" function.
3) THE TRICKY PART, when user B also has pressed "1" to connect to user A, bridge the call. (here is where I am not sure how to do it,In Asterisk, I currently store the channel info of both users and redirect user A's channel to user's B) can this be done with FS? I know I can originate legA, and legB and bridge them, but I've only seen this done from the same Javascript, here the calls are originated by some other mean. is there a way to store the session info on the DB? otherwise I would bneed to make sure all calls originate form the same JS and keep references to it on some sort of table. any ideas?
Also, can user B be on an entirely different FreeSwitch server and still be bridged to User A ??
4) finally are there efforts to allow FS to interact with Mysql? and if so who is working on it. :)
thanks
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no, all calls are to registered members who are expectying them. I hate spam too ;)
From: "Khushil Dep" <khushil.dep@gmail.com> Reply-To: freeswitch-dev@lists.freeswitch.org To: freeswitch-dev@lists.freeswitch.org Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-dev] migrating from Asterisk... Date: Mon, 4 Sep 2006 15:24:36 +0100
You're not doing any SPIT stuff are you? *ponders*
On 04/09/06, Sebastian Replanski <sreplans@hotmail.com> wrote:
Hi List,
I am very excited to have come across FreeSWITCH, thanks, thanks , thanks!!!!!!
I am trying to see if it will be possible to migrate a system I have developed from Asterisk to Freeswitch, i know.., i know.. FS its not "production" ready yet, and your system will explode if you use it... But asterisk, while stable and good, its too bloated for what I need to do, while FS seems perfect for the job.
can the following be done with FS?
1) automatically originate calls out to users (may be through the xml-rpc?) how do I go about it?
2) play an IVR, and if at one point user A presses "1", he/she gets put on hold, waiting to connect to user B. I know the IVR part can be done with the javascript interface (is this the most scalable way? is there a C interface as well, i only see JS and perl? (i need to be able to scale up to 1000's of this calls), the hold can be just a "playback" function.
3) THE TRICKY PART, when user B also has pressed "1" to connect to user A, bridge the call. (here is where I am not sure how to do it,In Asterisk, I currently store the channel info of both users and redirect user A's channel to user's B) can this be done with FS? I know I can originate legA, and legB and bridge them, but I've only seen this done from the same Javascript, here the calls are originated by some other mean. is there a way to store the session info on the DB? otherwise I would bneed to make sure all calls originate form the same JS and keep references to it on some sort of table. any ideas?
Also, can user B be on an entirely different FreeSwitch server and still be bridged to User A ??
4) finally are there efforts to allow FS to interact with Mysql? and if so who is working on it. :)
thanks
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&phew& :-) On 04/09/06, Sebastian Replanski <sreplans@hotmail.com> wrote:
no, all calls are to registered members who are expectying them. I hate spam too ;)
From: "Khushil Dep" <khushil.dep@gmail.com> Reply-To: freeswitch-dev@lists.freeswitch.org To: freeswitch-dev@lists.freeswitch.org Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-dev] migrating from Asterisk... Date: Mon, 4 Sep 2006 15:24:36 +0100
You're not doing any SPIT stuff are you? *ponders*
On 04/09/06, Sebastian Replanski <sreplans@hotmail.com> wrote:
Hi List,
I am very excited to have come across FreeSWITCH, thanks, thanks , thanks!!!!!!
I am trying to see if it will be possible to migrate a system I have developed from Asterisk to Freeswitch, i know.., i know.. FS its not "production" ready yet, and your system will explode if you use it... But asterisk, while stable and good, its too bloated for what I need to do, while FS seems perfect for the job.
can the following be done with FS?
1) automatically originate calls out to users (may be through the xml-rpc?) how do I go about it?
2) play an IVR, and if at one point user A presses "1", he/she gets put on hold, waiting to connect to user B. I know the IVR part can be done with the javascript interface (is this the most scalable way? is there a C interface as well, i only see JS and perl? (i need to be able to scale up to 1000's of this calls), the hold can be just a "playback" function.
3) THE TRICKY PART, when user B also has pressed "1" to connect to user A, bridge the call. (here is where I am not sure how to do it,In Asterisk, I currently store the channel info of both users and redirect user A's channel to user's B) can this be done with FS? I know I can originate legA, and legB and bridge them, but I've only seen this done from the same Javascript, here the calls are originated by some other mean. is there a way to store the session info on the DB? otherwise I would bneed to make sure all calls originate form the same JS and keep references to it on some sort of table. any ideas?
Also, can user B be on an entirely different FreeSwitch server and still be bridged to User A ??
4) finally are there efforts to allow FS to interact with Mysql? and if so who is working on it. :)
thanks
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How do I get off this list? I have tried several times, and as far as I know I never subscribed! Khushil Dep wrote:
&phew& :-)
On 04/09/06, Sebastian Replanski <sreplans@hotmail.com> wrote:
no, all calls are to registered members who are expectying them. I hate spam too ;)
From: "Khushil Dep" <khushil.dep@gmail.com> Reply-To: freeswitch-dev@lists.freeswitch.org To: freeswitch-dev@lists.freeswitch.org Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-dev] migrating from Asterisk... Date: Mon, 4 Sep 2006 15:24:36 +0100
You're not doing any SPIT stuff are you? *ponders*
On 04/09/06, Sebastian Replanski <sreplans@hotmail.com> wrote:
Hi List,
I am very excited to have come across FreeSWITCH, thanks, thanks , thanks!!!!!!
I am trying to see if it will be possible to migrate a system I have developed from Asterisk to Freeswitch, i know.., i know.. FS its not "production" ready yet, and your system will explode if you use it... But asterisk, while stable and good, its too bloated for what I need to do, while FS seems perfect for
the
job.
can the following be done with FS?
1) automatically originate calls out to users (may be through the
xml-rpc?)
how do I go about it?
2) play an IVR, and if at one point user A presses "1", he/she gets put
on
hold, waiting to connect to user B. I know the IVR part can be done with
the
javascript interface (is this the most scalable way? is there a C
interface
as well, i only see JS and perl? (i need to be able to scale up to
1000's of
this calls), the hold can be just a "playback" function.
3) THE TRICKY PART, when user B also has pressed "1" to connect to user
A,
bridge the call. (here is where I am not sure how to do it,In Asterisk,
I
currently store the channel info of both users and redirect user A's
channel
to user's B) can this be done with FS? I know I can originate legA, and
legB
and bridge them, but I've only seen this done from the same Javascript,
here
the calls are originated by some other mean. is there a way to store the session info on the DB? otherwise I would bneed to make sure all calls originate form the same
JS
and keep references to it on some sort of table. any ideas?
Also, can user B be on an entirely different FreeSwitch server and still
be
bridged to User A ??
4) finally are there efforts to allow FS to interact with Mysql? and if
so
who is working on it. :)
thanks
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I have tried that a few times, and I still get this! North Antara wrote:
Mark wrote:
How do I get off this list? I have tried several times, and as far as I know I never subscribed!
I didn't signup either, but it clearly says how to unsubscribe at the bottom of each message you receive.
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Unsubscribing clearly does not work. I have done so hours ago and here I am replying to you all.
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I have tried that a few times, and I still get this!
North Antara wrote:
Mark wrote:
How do I get off this list? I have tried several times, and as far as I know I never subscribed!
I didn't signup either, but it clearly says how to unsubscribe at the bottom of each message you receive.
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Hello Sebastian, Regarding JS... Think about this, Google thinks that javaScript/Ajax scales very well. If you need Server Side scripting look at Google GWT , RubyOnRails(BTW OpenSER just adopted RoR) or ThinWire. -E Sebastian Replanski wrote:
Hi List,
I am very excited to have come across FreeSWITCH, thanks, thanks , thanks!!!!!!
I am trying to see if it will be possible to migrate a system I have developed from Asterisk to Freeswitch, i know.., i know.. FS its not "production" ready yet, and your system will explode if you use it... But asterisk, while stable and good, its too bloated for what I need to do, while FS seems perfect for the job.
can the following be done with FS?
1) automatically originate calls out to users (may be through the xml-rpc?) how do I go about it?
2) play an IVR, and if at one point user A presses "1", he/she gets put on hold, waiting to connect to user B. I know the IVR part can be done with the javascript interface (is this the most scalable way? is there a C interface as well, i only see JS and perl? (i need to be able to scale up to 1000's of this calls), the hold can be just a "playback" function.
3) THE TRICKY PART, when user B also has pressed "1" to connect to user A, bridge the call. (here is where I am not sure how to do it,In Asterisk, I currently store the channel info of both users and redirect user A's channel to user's B) can this be done with FS? I know I can originate legA, and legB and bridge them, but I've only seen this done from the same Javascript, here the calls are originated by some other mean. is there a way to store the session info on the DB? otherwise I would bneed to make sure all calls originate form the same JS and keep references to it on some sort of table. any ideas?
Also, can user B be on an entirely different FreeSwitch server and still be bridged to User A ??
4) finally are there efforts to allow FS to interact with Mysql? and if so who is working on it. :)
thanks
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What about php or java? --- Amon Ghupta <aghupta@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Sebastian,
Regarding JS... Think about this, Google thinks that javaScript/Ajax scales very well. If you need Server Side scripting look at Google GWT , RubyOnRails(BTW OpenSER just adopted RoR) or ThinWire.
-E
Sebastian Replanski wrote:
Hi List,
I am very excited to have come across FreeSWITCH, thanks, thanks , thanks!!!!!!
I am trying to see if it will be possible to migrate a system I have developed from Asterisk to Freeswitch, i know.., i know.. FS its not "production" ready yet, and your system will explode if you use it... But asterisk, while stable and good, its too bloated for what I need to do, while FS seems perfect for the job.
can the following be done with FS?
1) automatically originate calls out to users (may be through the xml-rpc?) how do I go about it?
2) play an IVR, and if at one point user A presses "1", he/she gets put on hold, waiting to connect to user B. I know the IVR part can be done with the javascript interface (is this the most scalable way? is there a C interface as well, i only see JS and perl? (i need to be able to scale up to 1000's of this calls), the hold can be just a "playback" function.
3) THE TRICKY PART, when user B also has pressed "1" to connect to user A, bridge the call. (here is where I am not sure how to do it,In Asterisk, I currently store the channel info of both users and redirect user A's channel to user's B) can this be done with FS? I know I can originate legA, and legB and bridge them, but I've only seen this done from the same Javascript, here the calls are originated by some other mean. is there a way to store the session info on the DB? otherwise I would bneed to make sure all calls originate form the same JS and keep references to it on some sort of table. any ideas?
Also, can user B be on an entirely different FreeSwitch server and still be bridged to User A ??
4) finally are there efforts to allow FS to interact with Mysql? and if so who is working on it. :)
thanks
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Seems like some extra steps but if it can solve communcation with JDBC at least it might work for me. What do you think? (My primary goal is to use Filemaker Server Advanced as my database server that talks via ODBC & JDBC). And more importantly, scripting in PHP is my flavor of choice. Can this be done with freeswitch? Which IRC does the freeswitch community use? Someone suggested I do this to communicate issues more accurately. thx --- Amon Ghupta <aghupta@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Julian,
Google GWT and ThinWire allows you to code in Java and then it converts it to javascript. -E
julian howard wrote:
What about php or java?
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irc.freenode.net @ #freeswitch /b On Sep 4, 2006, at 2:16 PM, julian howard wrote:
Seems like some extra steps but if it can solve communcation with JDBC at least it might work for me. What do you think? (My primary goal is to use Filemaker Server Advanced as my database server that talks via ODBC & JDBC).
And more importantly, scripting in PHP is my flavor of choice. Can this be done with freeswitch? Which IRC does the freeswitch community use? Someone suggested I do this to communicate issues more accurately.
thx
--- Amon Ghupta <aghupta@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Julian,
Google GWT and ThinWire allows you to code in Java and then it converts it to javascript. -E
julian howard wrote:
What about php or java?
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On Sep 4, 2006, at 2:16 PM, julian howard wrote:
Seems like some extra steps but if it can solve communcation with JDBC at least it might work for me. What do you think? (My primary goal is to use Filemaker Server Advanced as my database server that talks via ODBC & JDBC).
And more importantly, scripting in PHP is my flavor of choice. Can this be done with freeswitch? Which IRC does the freeswitch community use? Someone suggested I do this to communicate issues more accurately.
thx
--- Amon Ghupta <aghupta@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Julian,
Google GWT and ThinWire allows you to code in Java and then it converts it to javascript. -E
julian howard wrote:
What about php or java?
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I'm always on! bkw_ /b On Sep 4, 2006, at 2:51 PM, julian howard wrote:
Are you on right now?
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On Sep 4, 2006, at 2:16 PM, julian howard wrote:
Seems like some extra steps but if it can solve communcation with JDBC at least it might work for me. What do you think? (My primary goal is to use Filemaker Server Advanced as my database server that talks via ODBC & JDBC).
And more importantly, scripting in PHP is my flavor of choice. Can this be done with freeswitch? Which IRC does the freeswitch community use? Someone suggested I do this to communicate issues more accurately.
thx
--- Amon Ghupta <aghupta@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Julian,
Google GWT and ThinWire allows you to code in Java and then it converts it to javascript. -E
julian howard wrote:
What about php or java?
--- Amon Ghupta <aghupta@gmail.com> wrote:
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Amon Ghupta
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Brian West
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julian howard
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Khushil Dep
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Mark
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North Antara
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Sebastian Replanski
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Sensei