Thanks
Paul for you interest! Much appreciated.
Almost
solved!
Js
script called dialplan.
I’m
using this code:
if
(session.ready()) {
session.answer();
var sessOut = new
Session("sofia/gateway/realtoneFXO/" + dialedNum +
"@192.168.0.216:5060");
if (sessOut.ready()) {
bridge(session, sessOut);
}
sessOut.hangup();
session.hangup();
var xml = new XML
("<xml>" + sessOut.generateXmlCdr() + "</xml>");
var xmlCDR
= xml.getChild('cdr');
var xmCallFlow
= xmlCDR.getChild('callflow');
var xmTimes
= xmCallFlow.getChild('times');
var created_time
=
parseInt(xmTimes.getChild('created_time').data);
var
profile_created_time =
parseInt(xmTimes.getChild('profile_created_time').data);
var progress_time
=
parseInt(xmTimes.getChild('progress_time').data);
var
progress_media_time =
parseInt(xmTimes.getChild('progress_media_time').data);
var
answered_time =
parseInt(xmTimes.getChild('answered_time').data);
var
bridged_time =
parseInt(xmTimes.getChild('bridged_time').data);
var
last_hold_time =
parseInt(xmTimes.getChild('last_hold_time').data);
var
hold_accum_time =
parseInt(xmTimes.getChild('hold_accum_time').data);
var
hangup_time =
parseInt(xmTimes.getChild('hangup_time').data);
var
resurrect_time =
parseInt(xmTimes.getChild('resurrect_time').data);
var
transfer_time =
parseInt(xmTimes.getChild('transfer_time').data);
var callLength =
(hangup_time - answered_time)/1000000;
}
which
works fine BUT, as "sofia/gateway/realtoneFXO/" is on analog
line (FXO), it does not actually communicate the on-answer
properly, so the call length is the total length including
dialing, waiting for ring, ringing … and not just the
speaking time…
as
you see from these values, the answered_time and bridge_time
are identical!
<created_time>1522946076054074</created_time>
<profile_created_time>1522946076054074</profile_created_time>
<progress_time>0</progress_time>
<progress_media_time>0</progress_media_time>
<answered_time>1522946079154074</answered_time>
<bridged_time>1522946079154074</bridged_time>
<last_hold_time>0</last_hold_time>
<hold_accum_time>0</hold_accum_time>
<hangup_time>1522946095634072</hangup_time>
<resurrect_time>0</resurrect_time>
<transfer_time>0</transfer_time>
nodeJS or Browser?
Am 05.04.2018 um 16:39 schrieb Francesco
Facco de Lagarda:
Is there any way I can
interrogate cdr data of a call that has finished via
javascript?
I see no samples of cdr data with js.
Thanks
F
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