Thank you! I am reading about them right now. Looks like what I need. On Jul 12, 2011, at 8:42 AM, Boris Kovalenko wrote:
Hello!
Yes, You can with use of continue=true for the extension. Also please read about inline=true for application 'set'. It will be usefull if You want to use your variables in nexts tests.
I currently have 5 lines and 5 xml files in the dialplan/default directory. An outgoing call requires one of 5 prefixes. What I want is to have Freeswitch automatically determine the correct gateway based on the called number and if it's not a known number use the dialed prefix or if none fail the call. I also would like to reduce the redundancy in the xml files, each of the 5 has the same thing except for the prefix and gateway. Can I do this:
1. Have an xml named 01_xxx that strips things like "*31#" and create a variable. 2. Auto extend the variable with local area code if only 7 digits. 3. Set another variable to a gateway name based on the number (will just have a list of numbers in the xml file)
The question is: when it ends will another xml execute (02_xxx) that calls the gateway or do I have the call the gateway in this one and only one xml file since I am trying to intercept everything there?
Am I on the right track? Finally, I saw mention of an enum script in the wiki but could not find it in the directory. Thanks, Mario G _______________________________________________ Join us at ClueCon 2011, Aug 9-11, Chicago http://www.cluecon.com 877-7-4ACLUE
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