Hi Diego & Michael,

Thanks for your reply and support.

However, I have some clarifications required from both of you.

1. Here is the question for Diego,

Simple Example:

using FreeSWITCH;
using FreeSWITCH.Native;

namespace BITS.Ivr.Bp.Server
{
public class CIV_BPFSProcess : FreeSWITCH.IAppPlugin
{
public void Run(AppContext context)
{
//answer call
context.Session.Answer();
//sleep 2 seconds
context.Session.sleep(2000, 1);
//hangup call
context.Session.Hangup("

NORMAL_CLEARING");
}
}
}

I understand that the concept of your example code. However, would like to know as to how would my .NET C# know the IP address of Freeswitch to talk to it as there is no indication for that?. If not here, where would we need to reference the IP address of FS in .NET code?

I guess the IP address of FS needs to be mentioned in the Target section of the below web.config file in .NET. If I am right, how to specify the IP address over here. If I am wrong, please let me know where do we need to mention the IP address of FS.

    <configuration>
            <dllmap dll="mod_managed.dll" target="mod_managed.so"/>
    </configuration>

2. Here is the question for Michael,

You mentioned that "mod_managed.so will be in your freeswitch mod directory". This is very clear and what is mod_managed.dll in my .NET application and the purpose of it?

Thanks for all your help.

Regards,
Scott.

On Sun, Feb 14, 2010 at 1:15 AM, Michael Giagnocavo <mgg@giagnocavo.net> wrote:

2. There is a configuration settings required to Map the "DLL" to ".so" object in CentOS.
Now, the question is which DLL and .so file to be made available and where?

“
If you are experiencing NullReferenceExceptions with any plugin run through the dialplan, make sure you have included the appropriate entry in your dllmap configuration:

<dllmap dll="mod_managed.dll" target="mod_managed.so" os="!windows"/>
“
mod_managed.so will be in your freeswitch mod directory.

All I need is to initiate a call from .NET application and then it should talk to mod_managed module and establish a call. Secondly, I need to know the status of the call such as Ringing, Active, Hangup etc.

To initiate a call, try ManagedSession.Originate.
-Michael

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