Can't you just have a different connection managed by the other thread? Does that work?
On Oct 25, 2014, at 2:57 PM, Swapnil Ayachit <s.Ayachit@cataleya.com> wrote:
Hello friends,
I am new to Freeswitch. I like freeswitch architecture and its flexibility.
I have couple of questions: Is the ESL connection objection thread safe? Can we post ESL events to a queue and handle it by a different thread and if this new thread can write back on the ESL connection
Problem: I am facing a problem with a python program using outbound ESL interface which plays announcement, collect digits and bridges a call. First call always works but 2nd call doesn’t work after playback command from app. eslLogLeve(7) and fs_cli doesn’t show any errors. App: We have a server thread which accepts incoming connection from FS, answers call and waits for other events. If it receives CHANNEL_ANSWER or DTMF event then it post event along with connection object to python queue. We have another thread which processes events from queue. It plays announcement for CHANNEL_ANSWER event and it stores digits for DTMF events. If digit lenth becomes 4 then it bridges call to a gateway.
FreeSWITCH Version 1.2.24+git~20140513T183205Z~9af707ed20~64bit (git 9af707e 2014-05-13 18:32:05Z 64bit) on RedHat 6.4.
Con is outbound ESL connection object Python: while con.connected(): fs_event = con.recvEvent() if name == "DTMF”: eventQueue.put(conn, fs_event)
server = SocketServer.ThreadingTCPServer(('', 8040), ESLRequestHandler)
If I don’t put event in python queue and process it within while con.connected() loop then program always works but I would like to process event in other thread. recvEventTimed(100) or creating new inbound connection to execute FS commands couldn’t help.
Appreciate any help.
Regards, Swapnil
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