If you want to create a new one you can feed an originate string to the constructor instead of a uuid if you are just planning to bridge a call you can just execute bridge on your existing session. session.execute("brodge", "sofia/default/foo@bar.com"); On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 9:06 AM, Klaus Teller <klaus.teller@gmx.net> wrote:
Thanks for the feedback. But where do I get a GUID/UUID from if I want to create a brand new session? Do I need to create one myself?
As the sample code on the wiki shows, if a FS session already exists, i can use the JavaSession constructor and pass it the UUID. But I tend to beleive that to originate a new call i would need to create a fresh JavaSession.
Then, what do I pass to originate as first parameter? It's expecting a CoreSession.
Klaus L'Imbecile.
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Hi Folks,
Questions regading Java (not Javascript):
1) How do I originate a call? I tried somethis as following without success
JavaSession session2= new JavaSession(); session2.originate(null,"sofia/gateway/did.voip.les.net/14163442000");
You need to use the JavaSession constructor that takes a GUID/UUID string.
The error messgae I get is that session2 is not initialized. Any idea?
2) Assuming I have two legs session1 and session2. Bridging them would be done with freeswitch.birdge(session1, session2) is that correct? I coudln't test this since I'm not able to create session2.
I guess.
Quick Observations:
1) The wiki says that Java 1.6 would cause FS to crash. But, actually the current Java 1.6 works just fine while the current Java 1.5 (update 15) causes the FS to crash. 2) Whatever path to Java is specified when building FS, when starting it, it will look for Java at: /usr/java/jdk1.6.0/jre.
The config file for mod_java determines that path, not what was present at build time.
Looking forward to your feedback.
Klaus L'Imbecile.
Good luck Damjan
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