Hi,
Built my own exe and not using the console. Console does do better performance than my .net exe.
I start the server using
uint flags = (uint)(switch_core_flag_enum_t.SCF_USE_AUTO_NAT);
String err = "";
freeswitch.switch_core_set_globals();
switch_status_t res = freeswitch.switch_core_init(flags, switch_bool_t.SWITCH_TRUE, ref err);
search_bind = FreeSWITCH.SwitchXmlSearchBinding.Bind(xml_search, switch_xml_section_enum_t.SWITCH_XML_SECTION_CONFIG);
event_bind = FreeSWITCH.EventBinding.Bind("SampleClient", switch_event_types_t.SWITCH_EVENT_ALL, null, event_handler, true);
freeswitch.switch_core_init_and_modload(flags, switch_bool_t.SWITCH_TRUE, ref err);
I then get the incoming even then I call the code for bridge.
From the start of the incoming call to bridge code takes less than one sec.
Here is part of the incoming call. (I had to crop it)
First two is incoming call and 3248 is the sent message to my provider.
I am running in 64bit mode and this happens in less than 100 cps.
I have spent almost ½ year on this project to fail.
From: freeswitch-users-bounces@lists.freeswitch.org [mailto:freeswitch-users-bounces@lists.freeswitch.org] On Behalf Of Anthony Minessale
Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2014 7:50 PM
To: FreeSWITCH Users Help
Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] 4 second delay in call.
I'm not getting mixed up in some attempt to achieve 700cps, we don't have time for that kind of help. =D
When I suggested the console I was telling you to make the call and look at the console with the commands I provided enabled so you could debug where the time was being spent.
On Thu, Jan 23, 2014 at 6:21 PM, Andrew <aademattia@comcast.net> wrote:
My brother did something using the console and made a .net dll and he gets 250 CPS+
We are going to be renting a 64 CPU and 128 gb ran to run Freeswitch.
We need to get 700 cps per profile and hoping the super server will do it.
I just don’t know why freeswitch is not working well when it’s a .net exe vs c++ or c exe.
.net is not having the issue so I can only guess its something else.
My brother said when using the console it is using a lot more threads then my .net exe. I am sure why.
On event of incoming call I start a new thread. I do my LCR ado async.
When the even comes back I start another tread to make the call. Again all of this happens in less than a second more like 500 or less mill sec.
The only difference in the config file is I am passing the gateway in code and build my own start up exe.
I am willing to send the source code if it helps.
Andrew
From: freeswitch-users-bounces@lists.freeswitch.org [mailto:freeswitch-users-bounces@lists.freeswitch.org] On Behalf Of Anthony Minessale
Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2014 7:01 PM
To: FreeSWITCH Users Help
Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] 4 second delay in call.
Did you ever get a trace on the console
console loglevel debug
sofia global siptrace on
sofia tracelevel alert
On Thu, Jan 23, 2014 at 5:46 PM, Andrew <aademattia@comcast.net> wrote:
I know most of the people don’t like windows but I am looking for some help.
I am building a switch and the exe is done in .net.
I have everything in threads. I found that I will take in a call then do a bridge all in less than 1 second.
When doing a wire shark trace it looks like the bridge call take almost 4-6 seconds to send a request.
I am close to giving up. I did a study and traced every step of my code and its clear its not .net due to the call will come in and out in less than a sec.
Again all of this from incoming to bridge happens in less than 1 second but wire shark shows almost 4 seconds from incoming to outgoing call.
string Route = "{bypass_media=" + MediaByPass + ",hangup_after_bridge=true,hangup_complete_with_xml=true,continue_on_fail=true,execute_on_answer=sched_hangup +" + SecMaxTalkTime + " alloted_timeout, ignore_early_media=true, origination_caller_id_number=" + CallerIDNumber + ", origination_caller_id_name=" + CallerIDName + ",originate_timeout=" + RingTimeOUT + ",call_timeout=" + RingTimeOUT + ",progress_timeout=" + PDD + ",fail_on_single_reject=USER_BUSY NO_ANSWER NO_USER_RESPONSE ORIGINATOR_CANCEL} " + DialPath;
ManagedSession leg_A = new ManagedSession(UUID_LegA);
// leg_A.begin_allow_threads();
leg_A.SetVariable("bypass_media", MediaByPass.ToString());
leg_A.Execute("bridge", Route);
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