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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