i am not going to use the embedded dialplan, do the application interface has SIP API such as " onInvite " for example , or no !
Given your limitations I'd say the only choice you have is to use the event socket. You should probably read up on ESL - the event socket library. It's available for multiple programming languages. -MC On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 12:35 PM, Jason b.a <k-b-24@live.com> wrote:
i am not going to use the embedded dialplan, do the application interface has SIP API such as " onInvite " for example , or no !
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No it does not... FreeSWITCH does not expose that level of sip up into the dialplan... Its all handled by the SIP stack... Please Note FreeSWITCH itself can be your application server... If you are using SIP to control your media playback and pass prompt responses, there are probably 100 other ways to do this more efficiently and much easier. Ken On 2/18/11 2:35 PM, "Jason b.a" <k-b-24@live.com> wrote:
i am not going to use the embedded dialplan, do the application interface has SIP API such as " onInvite " for example , or no !
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