Hi Bhavesh, 

what exactly are you trying to achive?

If you originate a call, freeswitch creates two outgoing calls (it calls the "caller", as soon as the caller picks up, a call to the callee is created and the calls are bridged). So technically from the phone's perspective that's just two normal incoming phonecalls. 

Not to answer a call programatically, you'd have to control the phone. With some SIP phone you could make them answer the call automatically by setting a SIP header (e.g. for Snom: http://wiki.snom.com/Category:HowTo:Intercom). Or you could control the phone itself using a CTI mechanism supported by the phone, like uaCSTA.

For analog lines that's not even possible I think, because there's no way to tell the phone that it should answer the call. What you can do though is look at mod_fifo and log those people in as "consumers", so their phones are always off-hook and connected to mod_fifo. I guess you can then write some scrips that connect a caller to a waiting consumer without having to touch the phone. 




On Fri, Jul 11, 2014 at 10:52 AM, Bhavesh Soni <bhavesh.soni@gslab.com> wrote:
Can I achieve this using DIALPLANs?
If yes, any example/link giving directions on dialplans.

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On 11-07-2014 12:06, Normando Hall wrote:
> Hi Bravesh.
>
> I sugest to use events socket to implement the full ESL API from you own
> lnaguage. It is more flexible than scripts applications.
>
> This is my advice.
>
> Normando
>
>
> El 11/07/2014 03:22 a.m., Bhavesh Soni escribió:
>> Guys,
>>
>> Are there APIs available to automate calls in freeswitch.
>>
>> DIALING:
>> TIll now using mod_lua, I have tried "originate"; And I am able to
>> establish a call(again tweaking some logs, i found endpoint URI and used
>> this with originate); In logs I can see multiple UUIDs generated, and I
>> dont know which one is the correct for the session initiated with which
>> I can answer from other end.
>>
>> Answering:
>> On other side, to answer incoming call, I am not able to find or do
>> anything as of now. I have tried uuid_answer; but with no luck.(I tried
>> uuid_answer with all different UUID I saw at originate), But no luck.
>>
>> Apart from these, are there other approaches. I am using freeswitch
>> version 1.2.1(I know quite an old; but I dont have much liberty to
>> update this.)
>>
>
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