Yes, I'd seen that - but I'm currently the wrong side of the "got it" fence. However, I did this: originate {origination_caller_id_name=CallBack,origination_caller_id_number=07775123456}user/0095302 &bridge({origination_caller_id_number=2070602000}sofia/internal/07775123456@pstngateway.com) and it kind of did what I wanted. However, what I really want to do is to simulate as closely as possible what happens when ext 0095302 makes an outbound call to 07775123456 from a handset - preferably using the dp0095 context of the xml (?) dialplan. So I thought I'd try using the dialplan and context parameters like this: originate {origination_caller_id_name=CallBack,origination_caller_id_number=07775123456}user/0095302 &bridge(07775123456) xml dp0095 But I've clearly got the wrong end of the stick!
There's a whole bunch of examples here: http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_commands#originate
The first arg rings first, and must be an endpoint, e.g. sofia/, user/. Once they pick up, the second arg is called.
So originating to a local user or to a remote endpoint is nearly the same... especially if you can use the lcr/ endpoint. Your leg B can be a brige, a conference &conference(conf_uuid-TEST_CON), or just hit the dialplan.
-Avi Marcus
On Thu, Mar 7, 2013 at 1:00 PM, Alex Lake <alex@digitalmail.com <mailto:alex@digitalmail.com>> wrote:
I was wondering where's a good place to find some examples of how, by sending the right commands to the event_socket, I could have Freeswitch establish callbacks for me.
Essentially there are a couple of different termination types - PSTN (via a gateway) and internally registered SIP accounts
I would wish to be able to set up A->B (and maybe small conferences) using these types of destination in any combination.
I've looked through the event_socket pages and the "originate" syntax, but would like to put together something a little more "idiot-friendly" so am looking around for precedents/tips...
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