yeh sure i have a SIP endpoints , can the application do the sip handling and have a socket interface with freeswitch in the same time without using OpenSER. in this case i need Sip servelet plugin in my application , is it possible. I went through the outbound event socket , seems to be helpful thx , also i saw the options for using java to connect to freeswitch, i think using ESL , i can build a java IVR application .
HUH? Are you just trying to use FreeSWITCH and a SIP app server? /b On Feb 22, 2011, at 8:35 PM, Jason b.a wrote:
yeh sure i have a SIP endpoints , can the application do the sip handling and have a socket interface with freeswitch in the same time without using OpenSER. in this case i need Sip servelet plugin in my application , is it possible. I went through the outbound event socket , seems to be helpful thx , also i saw the options for using java to connect to freeswitch, i think using ESL , i can build a java IVR application .
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Jason, you seem to be misunderstanding what freeswitch is. It does not purely handle media. mediaproxy is the closest thing that would do that, and I believe it does that by watching the sip traffic flowing through the machine and grabbing the IP/ports to set up the flow, but with no options to do any processing. FreeSWITCH is a B2BUA. You make a call into FS via SIP (or other supported protocol). The application then runs within FS (or via ESL). FS handles all signalling and media. Your application should never handle SIP. The only reason to use a SIP proxy such as OpenSER in front of FS would be load balancing. -Steve On 23 February 2011 02:35, Jason b.a <k-b-24@live.com> wrote:
yeh sure i have a SIP endpoints , can the application do the sip handling and have a socket interface with freeswitch in the same time without using OpenSER. in this case i need Sip servelet plugin in my application , is it possible. I went through the outbound event socket , seems to be helpful thx , also i saw the options for using java to connect to freeswitch, i think using ESL , i can build a java IVR application .
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I implemented something sort of like RFC 4722 (MSCML), except I scrapped the SIP INFO stuff and just used event socket. 1. Application server receives incoming phone call 2. Application server calls FS to get IVR session. FS handles all media processing on incoming phone call 3. Application server executes IVR script, sending commands to FS over event socket. Think over your requirements carefully and use what FS already offers. Your requirements may be met with a simpler solution. On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 9:35 PM, Jason b.a <k-b-24@live.com> wrote:
yeh sure i have a SIP endpoints , can the application do the sip handling and have a socket interface with freeswitch in the same time without using OpenSER. in this case i need Sip servelet plugin in my application , is it possible. I went through the outbound event socket , seems to be helpful thx , also i saw the options for using java to connect to freeswitch, i think using ESL , i can build a java IVR application .
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