No, it is more like static routing. I need my script program be
invoked when somebody dial in. That is it. One script for all inbound
DIDs. Suppose I have thousand of them. I think I know how to
accomplish this but I am not sure yet.
in my dialplan I need to define:
<!-- Launch a JavaScript application if dialed in-->
<extension name="ProviderABC">
<condition field="source" expression="mod_sofia"/>
<condition field="destination_number" expression="^1NXXNXXXXXX$">
<action application="javascript" data="/usr/local/freeswitch/scripts/myapp.js"/>
</condition>
</extension>
In provider configuration:
<gateway name="voicepulse">
<!--/// account username *required* ///-->
<param name="username" value="your-username"/>
<!--/// auth realm: *optional* same as gateway name, if blank ///-->
<param name="realm" value="nyc.voicepulse.com"/>
<!--/// account password *required* ///-->
<param name="password" value="your-password"/>
<!--/// extension for inbound calls: *optional* same as username, if blank ///-->
<param name="extension" value="1NXXNXXXXXX"/>
<!--/// proxy host: *optional* same as realm, if blank ///-->
<param name="proxy" value="nyc.voicepulse.com"/>
<!--/// expire in seconds: *optional* 3600, if blank ///-->
<param name="expire-seconds" value="600"/>
<param name="register" value="true"/>
</gateway>
Something like this, yes? I can use regular expressions in destination_number?
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TIA,
-Vladimir Rodionov