Kriko,

I have been looking at the same sort of thing, but I'm planning to implement an ejabberd bot component (so I can hopefully use the new mod_erlang_event freeswitch interface).

It seems to me that bits of the current dingaling / jingle interface are having problems, like not liking sending messages to other domains, its generally working if they are all .gmail.com users but when you have some on googlemail.com etc it starts breaking, and doesn't use the whole JID in the from attribute for sending messages.

When I get a chance I'll try and narrow down the problem.

Cheers

Kirk

Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2008 15:46:16 +0100
From: kriko <kristjan.ugrin@gmail.com>
Subject: [Freeswitch-users] Call sip phones from gtalk / jabber
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I have an idea which is takes too many characters for irc.
I'm relatively new to telephony and such stuff, I managed to get
freeswitch running, but I don't fully uderstand
my problem in detail and how to solve it, so I need a bit of directions.

Briefly, my idea is to have a jabber contact, which would gtalk user add
as their buddy. Let's call it callbuddy@somejabbersrv.com.
This would be a bot that would accept commands - I've already made a small
xmpp java bot which just logs into gtalk and send echo
messages to users - like a parrot, nothing serious. Also I've set up
openfire jabber server.
What I would like him to do, is when user would tipe "call 0189432443" it
would initiate a call between contact who tiped in this number (command)
and this number.

Is this possible, and what would be the best implementation (dingaling
acting as client...)?

Thanks.

--
kriko