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[Bayonne-devel]Can Bayonne Join an incoming call to an outgoing call?

[Lachlan R. <lac...@em...>]

Hi Everyone,

I am just wondering if this is a possibility with Bayonne...I would like 
to be able to dial into my bayonne server (Bayonne 1.2.11 on redhat with 
the Intel Dialogic
D/600JCT-1E1 in Australia) and when Bayonne 'sees' my incoming call, I 
want it to dial another phone (make outgoing call)...and on the chance 
that the outgoing call is answered, I would like the incoming call to be 
answered by bayonne and joined to the outgoing call...So from the 
callers point of view, they have actually called the person who answered 
the bayonne outgoing call and it is seamless because the caller just 
hears the ringing tone until the outgoing call is answered.

Is this possible with bayonne?  If it is, and is easy enough to provide 
a little example, I would be very greatful!

Thanks for any insight

Lachlan

Re: [Bayonne-devel]Can Bayonne Join an incoming call to an outgoing call?

[Luca B. <Luc...@fe...>]

> I am just wondering if this is a possibility with Bayonne...I would like
> to be able to dial into my bayonne server (Bayonne 1.2.11 on redhat with
> the Intel Dialogic
> D/600JCT-1E1 in Australia) and when Bayonne 'sees' my incoming call, I
> want it to dial another phone (make outgoing call)...and on the chance
> that the outgoing call is answered, I would like the incoming call to be
> answered by bayonne and joined to the outgoing call...So from the
> callers point of view, they have actually called the person who answered
> the bayonne outgoing call and it is seamless because the caller just
> hears the ringing tone until the outgoing call is answered.
>
> Is this possible with bayonne?  If it is, and is easy enough to provide
> a little example, I would be very greatful!

yes, of course you can with Bayonne :-)


two scripts: answerCall.scr and makeCall.scr

#############################
answerCall.scr

	....	
	any operation
	start.group outgoing makeCall
		# start a script on che outgoing group 
	sleep 10
		# waiting a signal

^event
		# signal received
	set %messagge %session.eventsendermsg
        set %id_call %session.eventsenderid
	slog.info "signal received from " %id_call
	slog.info "message received: " %messagge
	goto ::joinCall

::joinCall
	join %id_call
	# after join
	......
#############################

#############################
makeCall.scr
	
	any operation
	dial XXX
	send.message %session.parent message=anyMessage
	wait 1000
	......
###########################

this is tha basic use of wait/join 

if you need a better handshake protocol between the two scripts, have a look 
to signals in the scripting manual and examples manual


bye

Luca
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