originate_signal_bond is the A-Leg dialing out to the B leg in question.
signal_bond is the result of successful originate where a bridge is about to or is happening.

You do need to check both to get the A-Leg reliably. 


On Tue, Dec 10, 2013 at 5:35 AM, Antonio Silva <asilva@wirelessmundi.com> wrote:
Hi,

I've a small dialer that uses loopback and i'm trying to find out the uuid for the real channel sofia when the B channel is answered.

So far i use the variable_originate_signal_bond that gives me the uuid of the sofia channel. But in some calls i don't have this variable but instead i have variable_signal_bond.
In my code right now i test both to have the real channel, so there is no problem here.

I notice that when i have signal_bond i don't have originate_signal_bond and is present when the bridge returns SUCCESS (originate_disposition=SUCCESS).
But in some case the originate_disposition is equal failure and the call is successfully connected to sofia channel.


What is the differences between this variables? or should i use another method to get the uuid for the realchannel?



Thanks,
António

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