Hi, I am wanting to develop a calling card service using FreeSWITCH. It's seems FreeSWITCH is very flexible in terms of how one could go about implementing this service. I am intending to use mod_nibblebill and mod_lcr to do the core stuff. I would like to use Java for any programming (as it's the language I am most familiar with) however, I am unsure whether to take an event socket based approach to the application or to use something like mod_java. Any advice/suggestions will be most welcome. Cheers Raf
Keep your app server and call server separate is my opinion. I would recommend inline scripting the small stuff with lua instead of loading the JVM into your switch Anything for billing should be done through events and not inline. Run the JVM outside the switch and connect to the event socket. If you design it right, you can scale out multiple switches and have your code in a single JVM monitor them all On December 22, 2010 10:29:16 am Rafqat . wrote:
Hi,
I am wanting to develop a calling card service using FreeSWITCH. It's seems FreeSWITCH is very flexible in terms of how one could go about implementing this service. I am intending to use mod_nibblebill and mod_lcr to do the core stuff. I would like to use Java for any programming (as it's the language I am most familiar with) however, I am unsure whether to take an event socket based approach to the application or to use something like mod_java.
Any advice/suggestions will be most welcome.
Cheers
Raf
Thanks for your advice. I will take it onboard. Cheers Raf
From: chris@cloudtel.com To: freeswitch-users@lists.freeswitch.org Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2010 09:50:37 -0500 Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] calling card app design decision
Keep your app server and call server separate is my opinion. I would recommend inline scripting the small stuff with lua instead of loading the JVM into your switch
Anything for billing should be done through events and not inline. Run the JVM outside the switch and connect to the event socket. If you design it right, you can scale out multiple switches and have your code in a single JVM monitor them all
On December 22, 2010 10:29:16 am Rafqat . wrote:
Hi,
I am wanting to develop a calling card service using FreeSWITCH. It's seems FreeSWITCH is very flexible in terms of how one could go about implementing this service. I am intending to use mod_nibblebill and mod_lcr to do the core stuff. I would like to use Java for any programming (as it's the language I am most familiar with) however, I am unsure whether to take an event socket based approach to the application or to use something like mod_java.
Any advice/suggestions will be most welcome.
Cheers
Raf
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Did you check, if ASTPP can satisfy your needs? There is support for calling cards with FreeSwitch in beta state. BR Jan BR Jan Am 22.12.2010 16:29, schrieb Rafqat .:
Hi,
I am wanting to develop a calling card service using FreeSWITCH. It's seems FreeSWITCH is very flexible in terms of how one could go about implementing this service. I am intending to use mod_nibblebill and mod_lcr to do the core stuff. I would like to use Java for any programming (as it's the language I am most familiar with) however, I am unsure whether to take an event socket based approach to the application or to use something like mod_java.
Any advice/suggestions will be most welcome.
Cheers
Raf
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Can someone "please" post the link to the latest version of astpp for freeswitch? Thanks in advance, -E
Hi Ed, just look at www.astpp.org. I wrote to the author about two months ago, see below. Unfortunately, I hadn't had time for further examination. I think, I will start the project within the next months. If you want we can try it both and we can exchange expericences. BR Jan / Am 13.10.2010 06:13, schrieb Darren Wiebe: On 12/10/2010 1:48 AM, Jan Riedinger wrote: /
/ Hi Darren,
I'm examining for a customer the usage of ASTPP for a Freeswitch based calling card Platform. What's the status of this project? The last entries of on the ASTPP web site for Freeswitch Calling Card support are pretty old (about 1 year) and I still read "testing" for this topic on the ASTPP features web site. Is there ongoing work? Can you recommend the usage of ASTPP for this purpose at this moment. / / Thank you in advance Jan
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/ Hello, Yes, there is still ongoing work on callingcard support. As to recommending it for calling card use I'm not sure how to respond. It's just starting to get deployed for that. However, the last person that I set it up for has been testing that for several weeks and has not reported any problems except some missing sound files. He's supposed to be getting me copies of the correct sound files. Darren Wiebe / Am 25.12.2010 03:24, schrieb EdPimentl:
Can someone "please" post the link to the latest version of astpp for freeswitch?
Thanks in advance, -E
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I'd suggest using the latest code in -trunk. http://sourceforge.net/projects/astpp/develop Darren Wiebe On 10-12-24 07:24 PM, EdPimentl wrote:
Can someone "please" post the link to the latest version of astpp for freeswitch?
Thanks in advance, -E
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