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Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Dialer

[Aaron F. <aa...@la...>]

Wow this looks very comprehensive.  I will definitely use it as a starting
point.  I have a stupid question though (I am new to Trixbox): In FreePBX,
how do I tie an extension to an IVR?  I have a TestIVR menu that I created.
I don't see anywhere in the Extensions menu that I can call TestIVR when an
extension is dialed.

Thanks for your help on this.  In the mean time I am going to play with the
code below to get familiar with it.

Aaron

> -----Original Message-----
> From: ast...@li... 
> [mailto:ast...@li...] On 
> Behalf Of Carlos G Mendioroz
> Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 5:01 AM
> To: ast...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Dialer
> 
> Aaron,
> here's what I do for such context, in case it fits you.
> The originate can take a channel (your external dest) and an 
> extension, which can be tied to (via extensions.conf) to an 
> AGI script for your IVR.
> 
> I use a function to make the originate:
> 
>     public String call(String dest, String dcontext,
>             String ext, String context, int prio, int to, 
> String vars) {
>         OriginateAction originateAction;
>         ManagerResponse originateResponse;
>         Thread me = Thread.currentThread();
>         String cid = "Failure";
>         synchronized(instance) {
>             originateAction = new OriginateAction();
>             originateAction.setChannel("Local/" + 
> cleanup(dest) + "@" + dcontext);
>             originateAction.setContext(context);
>             originateAction.setExten(ext);
>             originateAction.setPriority(new Integer(prio));
>             originateAction.setTimeout(new Long(to * 1000));
>             originateAction.setVariable(vars);
>             callId++;
>             cid = "auto" + callId;
>             originateAction.setCallerId(cid);
>             originateAction.setActionId(cid);
>             originateAction.setAsync(Boolean.TRUE);
> 
>             // send the originate action and wait for a 
> maximum of 10 seconds for Asterisk
>             // to send a reply
>             try {
>                 originateResponse =
>                     
> managerConnection.sendAction(originateAction, to * 1000);
>             } catch (IOException ioe) {
>             	log.warn ("Originate: " + ioe.getMessage());
>                 return "Failure";
>             } catch (TimeoutException toe) {
>             	log.warn ("Originate: " + toe.getMessage());
>             	return "Failure";
>             }
>             if (!originateResponse.getResponse().equals("Success")) {
>             	log.warn ("Originate: " + 
> originateResponse.getResponse());
>                 return "Failed";
>             }
>             callThreads.put(cid, me);
>             callState.put(cid, "Congestion");
>         } // synchro
>         // Wait for call completion ?
>         log.debug ("Call " + cid + " waiting");
>         synchronized(me) {
>             while (callThreads.get(cid) != null) {
>                 try {
>                     me.wait(5000);
>                 } catch (InterruptedException ie) {}
>             }
>         }
>         String state = (String)callState.get(cid);
>         callState.remove(cid);
>         if (state == null) {
>             state = "Failure";
>         }
>         log.debug ("Call " + cid + ": " + state);
>         return state;
>     }
> 
> I use "Local" channel to reflect the call using whatever 
> dialing rules you have. cleanup() is just a user destination 
> phone cleaning like removing spaces and hiphens.
> Then, a daemon thread looks for progress and notifies the 
> calling one of success or failure. The whole thing uses 
> Hashtables to communicate:
> 
> public void onManagerEvent(ManagerEvent event)
>     {
>     	if (event.getClass().equals(OriginateSuccessEvent.class)) {
>     		String cid = 
> ((OriginateSuccessEvent)event).getActionId();
>     		if (cid != null) {
>     			// Cool, keep waiting progress
>     			log.info ("Call " + cid + " originate ok");
>     		}
>     	} else if 
> (event.getClass().equals(OriginateFailureEvent.class)) {
>     		String cid = 
> ((OriginateFailureEvent)event).getActionId();
>     		if (cid != null) {
>     			// Oops, this one is not going to make it
>                 log.debug("Call " + cid + " originate failed");
>                 synchronized(instance) {
>                 	Thread owner = (Thread)callThreads.get(cid);
> 	                // cleanup
> 	                if (owner != null) {
> 	                    synchronized(owner) {
> 	                        callThreads.remove(cid);
> 	                    	String ostate = 
> (String)callState.get(cid);
> 	                    	if (ostate == null || 
> ostate.equals("Congestion"))
> 	                    		callState.put(cid, "Failed");
> 	                        owner.notifyAll();
> 	                    }
> 	                }
>                 }
>     		}
>         } else if (event.getClass().equals(NewChannelEvent.class)) {
>             String chan = ((NewChannelEvent)event).getChannel();
>             if (!chan.substring(0,6).equals("Local/")) {
>                 // External calls, auto ?
>                 String cid = 
> ((NewChannelEvent)event).getCallerIdName();
>                 if (cid != null && cid.startsWith("auto")) {
>                     if (callIds.get(chan) == null) {
> 
> callIds.put(((NewChannelEvent)event).getUniqueId(), cid);
>                         callIds.put(cid, 
> ((NewChannelEvent)event).getUniqueId());
>                         callChannels.put(chan,cid);
>                         callChannels.put(cid, chan);
>                     }
>                     // #4: Change of state
>                     String state = 
> ((NewChannelEvent)event).getState();
>                     if (state.equals("Ringing")) {
>                         callState.put(cid, "NoAnswer");
>                     } else if (state.equals("Busy")) {
>                         callState.put(cid, "Busy");
>                     } else if (state.equals("Up")) {
>                         callState.put(cid, cid);
>                     }
>                     log.debug ("Call " + cid + " " + state);
>                 }
>             }
>         } else if (event.getClass().equals(NewStateEvent.class)) {
>             String chan = ((NewStateEvent)event).getChannel();
>             String uid = ((NewStateEvent)event).getUniqueId();
>             if (!chan.substring(0,6).equals("Local/")) {
>                 // External calls, auto ?
>                 String cid = ((NewStateEvent)event).getCallerIdName();
>                 if ((cid != null && cid.startsWith("auto"))
>                     || callChannels.get(chan) != null
>                     || callIds.get(uid) != null ) {
>                 	// Channels do change name in PRI...
>                     if (callChannels.get(chan) == null) {
>                     	String ocid = (String)callIds.get(uid);
>                     	if (ocid != null) {
>                     		String ochan = 
> (String)callChannels.get(ocid);
>                     		if (ochan != null) 
> callChannels.remove(ochan);
>                             callChannels.put(chan,ocid);
>                             callChannels.put(ocid,chan);
>                     	}
>                     	if (cid != null && cid.startsWith("auto")) {
>                     		
> callIds.put(((NewStateEvent)event).getUniqueId(),
> cid);
>                     		callIds.put(cid,
> ((NewStateEvent)event).getUniqueId());
>                             callChannels.put(chan,cid);
>                             callChannels.put(cid,chan);
>                     	}
>                    }
>                    // ZAP changes caller id
>                    cid = (String)callChannels.get(chan);
>                    // #4: Change of state
>                     String state = ((NewStateEvent)event).getState();
>                     if (state.equals("Ringing")) {
>                         callState.put(cid, "NoAnswer");
>                     } else if (state.equals("Busy")) {
>                         callState.put(cid, "Busy");
>                     } else if (state.equals("Up")) {
>                         callState.put(cid, cid);
>                     }
>                     log.debug ("Call " + cid + " chan "+ chan 
> + ": " + state);
>                 }
>             }
>         } else if (event.getClass().equals(RenameEvent.class)) {
>             String cid =
> (String)callChannels.get(((RenameEvent)event).getNewname());
>             if (cid != null) {
>                 // we keep cid, and change references...
>             	String oldid = (String)callIds.get(cid);
>             	if (oldid != null) callIds.remove(oldid);
>             	callIds.put(cid, ((RenameEvent)event).getUniqueId());
>             	callIds.put(((RenameEvent)event).getUniqueId(), cid);
>             }
>         } else if (event.getClass().equals(HangupEvent.class)) {
>             String cid =
> (String)callIds.get(((HangupEvent)event).getUniqueId());
>             if (cid != null) {
>                 // #4: Hangup (beware of change of Uid!)
>             	// Grr: It seems sometime Uids change 
> (according to note) but I failed
>             	// to document the case, and it is a fact that 
> channels do change
>             	// so I'm using now callIds{getUniqueID} instead of
>             	// callChannles{getChannel} to access my call. 
> If Uids do change,
>             	// we'll have to track renames. -tron 30/3/07
>             	// Yep, Channels get renamed. Fixed . (3 hours later)
>                 String state = "Hangup:
> "+((HangupEvent)event).getCauseTxt();
>                 String id = (String)callIds.get(cid);
>                 String chan = (String)callChannels.get(cid);
>                 log.info ("Call " + cid + " " + state);
>                 Thread owner = (Thread)callThreads.get(cid);
>                 // cleanup
>                 callIds.remove(id);
>                 callIds.remove(cid);
>                 callChannels.remove(chan);
>                 callChannels.remove(cid);
>                 callThreads.remove(cid);
>                 if (owner != null) {
>                     synchronized(owner) {
>                         owner.notifyAll();
>                     }
>                 }
>             }
>         }
>     }
> 
> I just fire a bunch of threads for work. Let me know if you 
> use it and spot any issues...
> 
> -Carlos
> 
> Aaron Freeman @ 24/05/2007 01:42 -0300 dixit:
> > OK as I played with it a bit more I sorta answered my own 
> question. I 
> > can dial an number by doing this in the setChannel( ... ) method:
> > 
> > originateChannel.setChannel("ZIP/g0/18005551212");
> > 
> > Now I am trying to figure out how to connect the call to an 
> IVR when 
> > they answer the phone ... I am guessing instead of 
> setExten( ... ) I 
> > will need setApplication( ... ) so I will try that in the morning.
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > 
> > Aaron
> > 
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From: ast...@li...
> >> [mailto:ast...@li...] 
> On Behalf 
> >> Of Stefan Reuter
> >> Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 7:29 PM
> >> To: ast...@li...
> >> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Dialer
> >>
> >> Aaron Freeman wrote:
> >>> Is there an example of an application that dials out?  Any
> >> links would
> >>> be great.
> >> The most simple example is in the tutorial - it just uses 
> originate.
> >> "Hello Manager!" at 
> >> http://asterisk-java.org/development/tutorial.html
> >>
> >> =Stefan
> >>
> >> --
> >> reuter network consulting
> >> Neusser Str. 110
> >> 50760 Koeln
> >> Germany
> >> Telefon: +49 221 1305699-0
> >> Telefax: +49 221 1305699-90
> >> E-Mail:  ste...@re...
> >> Jabber:  ste...@re...
> >>
> >> Steuernummern 215/5140/1791 USt-IdNr. DE220701760
> >>
> >>
> > 
> > 
> > 
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Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Dialer

[Carlos G M. <tr...@ac...>]

Aaron,
here's what I do for such context, in case it fits you.
The originate can take a channel (your external dest) and an extension,
which can be tied to (via extensions.conf) to an AGI script for your IVR.

I use a function to make the originate:

    public String call(String dest, String dcontext,
            String ext, String context, int prio, int to, String vars) {
        OriginateAction originateAction;
        ManagerResponse originateResponse;
        Thread me = Thread.currentThread();
        String cid = "Failure";
        synchronized(instance) {
            originateAction = new OriginateAction();
            originateAction.setChannel("Local/" + cleanup(dest) + "@" +
dcontext);
            originateAction.setContext(context);
            originateAction.setExten(ext);
            originateAction.setPriority(new Integer(prio));
            originateAction.setTimeout(new Long(to * 1000));
            originateAction.setVariable(vars);
            callId++;
            cid = "auto" + callId;
            originateAction.setCallerId(cid);
            originateAction.setActionId(cid);
            originateAction.setAsync(Boolean.TRUE);

            // send the originate action and wait for a maximum of 10
seconds for Asterisk
            // to send a reply
            try {
                originateResponse =
                    managerConnection.sendAction(originateAction, to *
1000);
            } catch (IOException ioe) {
            	log.warn ("Originate: " + ioe.getMessage());
                return "Failure";
            } catch (TimeoutException toe) {
            	log.warn ("Originate: " + toe.getMessage());
            	return "Failure";
            }
            if (!originateResponse.getResponse().equals("Success")) {
            	log.warn ("Originate: " + originateResponse.getResponse());
                return "Failed";
            }
            callThreads.put(cid, me);
            callState.put(cid, "Congestion");
        } // synchro
        // Wait for call completion ?
        log.debug ("Call " + cid + " waiting");
        synchronized(me) {
            while (callThreads.get(cid) != null) {
                try {
                    me.wait(5000);
                } catch (InterruptedException ie) {}
            }
        }
        String state = (String)callState.get(cid);
        callState.remove(cid);
        if (state == null) {
            state = "Failure";
        }
        log.debug ("Call " + cid + ": " + state);
        return state;
    }

I use "Local" channel to reflect the call using whatever dialing rules
you have. cleanup() is just a user destination phone cleaning like
removing spaces and hiphens.
Then, a daemon thread looks for progress and notifies the calling one
of success or failure. The whole thing uses Hashtables to communicate:

public void onManagerEvent(ManagerEvent event)
    {
    	if (event.getClass().equals(OriginateSuccessEvent.class)) {
    		String cid = ((OriginateSuccessEvent)event).getActionId();
    		if (cid != null) {
    			// Cool, keep waiting progress
    			log.info ("Call " + cid + " originate ok");
    		}
    	} else if (event.getClass().equals(OriginateFailureEvent.class)) {
    		String cid = ((OriginateFailureEvent)event).getActionId();
    		if (cid != null) {
    			// Oops, this one is not going to make it
                log.debug("Call " + cid + " originate failed");
                synchronized(instance) {
                	Thread owner = (Thread)callThreads.get(cid);
	                // cleanup
	                if (owner != null) {
	                    synchronized(owner) {
	                        callThreads.remove(cid);
	                    	String ostate = (String)callState.get(cid);
	                    	if (ostate == null || ostate.equals("Congestion"))
	                    		callState.put(cid, "Failed");
	                        owner.notifyAll();
	                    }
	                }
                }
    		}
        } else if (event.getClass().equals(NewChannelEvent.class)) {
            String chan = ((NewChannelEvent)event).getChannel();
            if (!chan.substring(0,6).equals("Local/")) {
                // External calls, auto ?
                String cid = ((NewChannelEvent)event).getCallerIdName();
                if (cid != null && cid.startsWith("auto")) {
                    if (callIds.get(chan) == null) {

callIds.put(((NewChannelEvent)event).getUniqueId(), cid);
                        callIds.put(cid,
((NewChannelEvent)event).getUniqueId());
                        callChannels.put(chan,cid);
                        callChannels.put(cid, chan);
                    }
                    // #4: Change of state
                    String state = ((NewChannelEvent)event).getState();
                    if (state.equals("Ringing")) {
                        callState.put(cid, "NoAnswer");
                    } else if (state.equals("Busy")) {
                        callState.put(cid, "Busy");
                    } else if (state.equals("Up")) {
                        callState.put(cid, cid);
                    }
                    log.debug ("Call " + cid + " " + state);
                }
            }
        } else if (event.getClass().equals(NewStateEvent.class)) {
            String chan = ((NewStateEvent)event).getChannel();
            String uid = ((NewStateEvent)event).getUniqueId();
            if (!chan.substring(0,6).equals("Local/")) {
                // External calls, auto ?
                String cid = ((NewStateEvent)event).getCallerIdName();
                if ((cid != null && cid.startsWith("auto"))
                    || callChannels.get(chan) != null
                    || callIds.get(uid) != null ) {
                	// Channels do change name in PRI...
                    if (callChannels.get(chan) == null) {
                    	String ocid = (String)callIds.get(uid);
                    	if (ocid != null) {
                    		String ochan = (String)callChannels.get(ocid);
                    		if (ochan != null) callChannels.remove(ochan);
                            callChannels.put(chan,ocid);
                            callChannels.put(ocid,chan);
                    	}
                    	if (cid != null && cid.startsWith("auto")) {
                    		callIds.put(((NewStateEvent)event).getUniqueId(),
cid);
                    		callIds.put(cid,
((NewStateEvent)event).getUniqueId());
                            callChannels.put(chan,cid);
                            callChannels.put(cid,chan);
                    	}
                   }
                   // ZAP changes caller id
                   cid = (String)callChannels.get(chan);
                   // #4: Change of state
                    String state = ((NewStateEvent)event).getState();
                    if (state.equals("Ringing")) {
                        callState.put(cid, "NoAnswer");
                    } else if (state.equals("Busy")) {
                        callState.put(cid, "Busy");
                    } else if (state.equals("Up")) {
                        callState.put(cid, cid);
                    }
                    log.debug ("Call " + cid + " chan "+ chan + ": " +
state);
                }
            }
        } else if (event.getClass().equals(RenameEvent.class)) {
            String cid =
(String)callChannels.get(((RenameEvent)event).getNewname());
            if (cid != null) {
                // we keep cid, and change references...
            	String oldid = (String)callIds.get(cid);
            	if (oldid != null) callIds.remove(oldid);
            	callIds.put(cid, ((RenameEvent)event).getUniqueId());
            	callIds.put(((RenameEvent)event).getUniqueId(), cid);
            }
        } else if (event.getClass().equals(HangupEvent.class)) {
            String cid =
(String)callIds.get(((HangupEvent)event).getUniqueId());
            if (cid != null) {
                // #4: Hangup (beware of change of Uid!)
            	// Grr: It seems sometime Uids change (according to note)
but I failed
            	// to document the case, and it is a fact that channels do
change
            	// so I'm using now callIds{getUniqueID} instead of
            	// callChannles{getChannel} to access my call. If Uids do
change,
            	// we'll have to track renames. -tron 30/3/07
            	// Yep, Channels get renamed. Fixed . (3 hours later)
                String state = "Hangup:
"+((HangupEvent)event).getCauseTxt();
                String id = (String)callIds.get(cid);
                String chan = (String)callChannels.get(cid);
                log.info ("Call " + cid + " " + state);
                Thread owner = (Thread)callThreads.get(cid);
                // cleanup
                callIds.remove(id);
                callIds.remove(cid);
                callChannels.remove(chan);
                callChannels.remove(cid);
                callThreads.remove(cid);
                if (owner != null) {
                    synchronized(owner) {
                        owner.notifyAll();
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

I just fire a bunch of threads for work. Let me know if you use it and
spot any issues...

-Carlos

Aaron Freeman @ 24/05/2007 01:42 -0300 dixit:
> OK as I played with it a bit more I sorta answered my own question. I can
> dial an number by doing this in the setChannel( ... ) method:
> 
> originateChannel.setChannel("ZIP/g0/18005551212"); 
> 
> Now I am trying to figure out how to connect the call to an IVR when they
> answer the phone ... I am guessing instead of setExten( ... ) I will need
> setApplication( ... ) so I will try that in the morning.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Aaron
> 
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: ast...@li... 
>> [mailto:ast...@li...] On 
>> Behalf Of Stefan Reuter
>> Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 7:29 PM
>> To: ast...@li...
>> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Dialer
>>
>> Aaron Freeman wrote:
>>> Is there an example of an application that dials out?  Any 
>> links would 
>>> be great.
>> The most simple example is in the tutorial - it just uses originate.
>> "Hello Manager!" at http://asterisk-java.org/development/tutorial.html
>>
>> =Stefan
>>
>> --
>> reuter network consulting
>> Neusser Str. 110
>> 50760 Koeln
>> Germany
>> Telefon: +49 221 1305699-0
>> Telefax: +49 221 1305699-90
>> E-Mail:  ste...@re...
>> Jabber:  ste...@re...
>>
>> Steuernummern 215/5140/1791 USt-IdNr. DE220701760
>>
>>
> 
> 
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Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Dialer

[Carlos G M. <tr...@hu...>]

Aaron,
here's what I do for such context, in case it fits you.
The originate can take a channel (your external dest) and an extension,
which can be tied to (via extensions.conf) to an AGI script for your IVR.

I use a function to make the originate:

    public String call(String dest, String dcontext,
            String ext, String context, int prio, int to, String vars) {
        OriginateAction originateAction;
        ManagerResponse originateResponse;
        Thread me = Thread.currentThread();
        String cid = "Failure";
        synchronized(instance) {
            originateAction = new OriginateAction();
            originateAction.setChannel("Local/" + cleanup(dest) + "@" +
dcontext);
            originateAction.setContext(context);
            originateAction.setExten(ext);
            originateAction.setPriority(new Integer(prio));
            originateAction.setTimeout(new Long(to * 1000));
            originateAction.setVariable(vars);
            callId++;
            cid = "auto" + callId;
            originateAction.setCallerId(cid);
            originateAction.setActionId(cid);
            originateAction.setAsync(Boolean.TRUE);

            // send the originate action and wait for a maximum of 10
seconds for Asterisk
            // to send a reply
            try {
                originateResponse =
                    managerConnection.sendAction(originateAction, to *
1000);
            } catch (IOException ioe) {
            	log.warn ("Originate: " + ioe.getMessage());
                return "Failure";
            } catch (TimeoutException toe) {
            	log.warn ("Originate: " + toe.getMessage());
            	return "Failure";
            }
            if (!originateResponse.getResponse().equals("Success")) {
            	log.warn ("Originate: " + originateResponse.getResponse());
                return "Failed";
            }
            callThreads.put(cid, me);
            callState.put(cid, "Congestion");
        } // synchro
        // Wait for call completion ?
        log.debug ("Call " + cid + " waiting");
        synchronized(me) {
            while (callThreads.get(cid) != null) {
                try {
                    me.wait(5000);
                } catch (InterruptedException ie) {}
            }
        }
        String state = (String)callState.get(cid);
        callState.remove(cid);
        if (state == null) {
            state = "Failure";
        }
        log.debug ("Call " + cid + ": " + state);
        return state;
    }

I use "Local" channel to reflect the call using whatever dialing rules
you have. cleanup() is just a user destination phone cleaning like
removing spaces and hiphens.
Then, a daemon thread looks for progress and notifies the calling one
of success or failure. The whole thing uses Hashtables to communicate:

public void onManagerEvent(ManagerEvent event)
    {
    	if (event.getClass().equals(OriginateSuccessEvent.class)) {
    		String cid = ((OriginateSuccessEvent)event).getActionId();
    		if (cid != null) {
    			// Cool, keep waiting progress
    			log.info ("Call " + cid + " originate ok");
    		}
    	} else if (event.getClass().equals(OriginateFailureEvent.class)) {
    		String cid = ((OriginateFailureEvent)event).getActionId();
    		if (cid != null) {
    			// Oops, this one is not going to make it
                log.debug("Call " + cid + " originate failed");
                synchronized(instance) {
                	Thread owner = (Thread)callThreads.get(cid);
	                // cleanup
	                if (owner != null) {
	                    synchronized(owner) {
	                        callThreads.remove(cid);
	                    	String ostate = (String)callState.get(cid);
	                    	if (ostate == null || ostate.equals("Congestion"))
	                    		callState.put(cid, "Failed");
	                        owner.notifyAll();
	                    }
	                }
                }
    		}
        } else if (event.getClass().equals(NewChannelEvent.class)) {
            String chan = ((NewChannelEvent)event).getChannel();
            if (!chan.substring(0,6).equals("Local/")) {
                // External calls, auto ?
                String cid = ((NewChannelEvent)event).getCallerIdName();
                if (cid != null && cid.startsWith("auto")) {
                    if (callIds.get(chan) == null) {

callIds.put(((NewChannelEvent)event).getUniqueId(), cid);
                        callIds.put(cid,
((NewChannelEvent)event).getUniqueId());
                        callChannels.put(chan,cid);
                        callChannels.put(cid, chan);
                    }
                    // #4: Change of state
                    String state = ((NewChannelEvent)event).getState();
                    if (state.equals("Ringing")) {
                        callState.put(cid, "NoAnswer");
                    } else if (state.equals("Busy")) {
                        callState.put(cid, "Busy");
                    } else if (state.equals("Up")) {
                        callState.put(cid, cid);
                    }
                    log.debug ("Call " + cid + " " + state);
                }
            }
        } else if (event.getClass().equals(NewStateEvent.class)) {
            String chan = ((NewStateEvent)event).getChannel();
            String uid = ((NewStateEvent)event).getUniqueId();
            if (!chan.substring(0,6).equals("Local/")) {
                // External calls, auto ?
                String cid = ((NewStateEvent)event).getCallerIdName();
                if ((cid != null && cid.startsWith("auto"))
                    || callChannels.get(chan) != null
                    || callIds.get(uid) != null ) {
                	// Channels do change name in PRI...
                    if (callChannels.get(chan) == null) {
                    	String ocid = (String)callIds.get(uid);
                    	if (ocid != null) {
                    		String ochan = (String)callChannels.get(ocid);
                    		if (ochan != null) callChannels.remove(ochan);
                            callChannels.put(chan,ocid);
                            callChannels.put(ocid,chan);
                    	}
                    	if (cid != null && cid.startsWith("auto")) {
                    		callIds.put(((NewStateEvent)event).getUniqueId(),
cid);
                    		callIds.put(cid,
((NewStateEvent)event).getUniqueId());
                            callChannels.put(chan,cid);
                            callChannels.put(cid,chan);
                    	}
                   }
                   // ZAP changes caller id
                   cid = (String)callChannels.get(chan);
                   // #4: Change of state
                    String state = ((NewStateEvent)event).getState();
                    if (state.equals("Ringing")) {
                        callState.put(cid, "NoAnswer");
                    } else if (state.equals("Busy")) {
                        callState.put(cid, "Busy");
                    } else if (state.equals("Up")) {
                        callState.put(cid, cid);
                    }
                    log.debug ("Call " + cid + " chan "+ chan + ": " +
state);
                }
            }
        } else if (event.getClass().equals(RenameEvent.class)) {
            String cid =
(String)callChannels.get(((RenameEvent)event).getNewname());
            if (cid != null) {
                // we keep cid, and change references...
            	String oldid = (String)callIds.get(cid);
            	if (oldid != null) callIds.remove(oldid);
            	callIds.put(cid, ((RenameEvent)event).getUniqueId());
            	callIds.put(((RenameEvent)event).getUniqueId(), cid);
            }
        } else if (event.getClass().equals(HangupEvent.class)) {
            String cid =
(String)callIds.get(((HangupEvent)event).getUniqueId());
            if (cid != null) {
                // #4: Hangup (beware of change of Uid!)
            	// Grr: It seems sometime Uids change (according to note)
but I failed
            	// to document the case, and it is a fact that channels do
change
            	// so I'm using now callIds{getUniqueID} instead of
            	// callChannles{getChannel} to access my call. If Uids do
change,
            	// we'll have to track renames. -tron 30/3/07
            	// Yep, Channels get renamed. Fixed . (3 hours later)
                String state = "Hangup:
"+((HangupEvent)event).getCauseTxt();
                String id = (String)callIds.get(cid);
                String chan = (String)callChannels.get(cid);
                log.info ("Call " + cid + " " + state);
                Thread owner = (Thread)callThreads.get(cid);
                // cleanup
                callIds.remove(id);
                callIds.remove(cid);
                callChannels.remove(chan);
                callChannels.remove(cid);
                callThreads.remove(cid);
                if (owner != null) {
                    synchronized(owner) {
                        owner.notifyAll();
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }

I just fire a bunch of threads for work. Let me know if you use it and
spot any issues...

-Carlos

Aaron Freeman @ 24/05/2007 01:42 -0300 dixit:
> OK as I played with it a bit more I sorta answered my own question. I can
> dial an number by doing this in the setChannel( ... ) method:
> 
> originateChannel.setChannel("ZIP/g0/18005551212"); 
> 
> Now I am trying to figure out how to connect the call to an IVR when they
> answer the phone ... I am guessing instead of setExten( ... ) I will need
> setApplication( ... ) so I will try that in the morning.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Aaron
> 
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: ast...@li... 
>> [mailto:ast...@li...] On 
>> Behalf Of Stefan Reuter
>> Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 7:29 PM
>> To: ast...@li...
>> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Dialer
>>
>> Aaron Freeman wrote:
>>> Is there an example of an application that dials out?  Any 
>> links would 
>>> be great.
>> The most simple example is in the tutorial - it just uses originate.
>> "Hello Manager!" at http://asterisk-java.org/development/tutorial.html
>>
>> =Stefan
>>
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Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Dialer

[Aaron F. <aa...@la...>]

OK as I played with it a bit more I sorta answered my own question. I can
dial an number by doing this in the setChannel( ... ) method:

originateChannel.setChannel("ZIP/g0/18005551212"); 

Now I am trying to figure out how to connect the call to an IVR when they
answer the phone ... I am guessing instead of setExten( ... ) I will need
setApplication( ... ) so I will try that in the morning.

Thanks,

Aaron

> -----Original Message-----
> From: ast...@li... 
> [mailto:ast...@li...] On 
> Behalf Of Stefan Reuter
> Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 7:29 PM
> To: ast...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Dialer
> 
> Aaron Freeman wrote:
> > Is there an example of an application that dials out?  Any 
> links would 
> > be great.
> 
> The most simple example is in the tutorial - it just uses originate.
> "Hello Manager!" at http://asterisk-java.org/development/tutorial.html
> 
> =Stefan
> 
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Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Dialer

[Aaron F. <aa...@la...>]

Ok I missed that as I was keying on the FastAGI -- but I can use either
mechanism.  Instead of dialing an extension, how would I dial a phone number
using OriginateAction? 

Thanks

Aaron

> -----Original Message-----
> From: ast...@li... 
> [mailto:ast...@li...] On 
> Behalf Of Stefan Reuter
> Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 7:29 PM
> To: ast...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Dialer
> 
> Aaron Freeman wrote:
> > Is there an example of an application that dials out?  Any 
> links would 
> > be great.
> 
> The most simple example is in the tutorial - it just uses originate.
> "Hello Manager!" at http://asterisk-java.org/development/tutorial.html
> 
> =Stefan
> 
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Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Dialer

[Stefan R. <ste...@re...>]

Aaron Freeman wrote:
> Is there an example of an application that dials out?  Any links would =
be
> great.

The most simple example is in the tutorial - it just uses originate.
"Hello Manager!" at http://asterisk-java.org/development/tutorial.html

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[Asterisk-java-users] Dialer

[Aaron F. <aa...@la...>]

Is there an example of an application that dials out?  Any links would be
great.

Thanks,

Aaron

[Asterisk-java-users] Dial & Play & Hangup - Mass Dialer

[Raistlin M. <rai...@gm...>]

Hi,

I'm new to asterisk-java,

I am planning to write an application for some kind of campaign, but unlike
predictive dialers , this will dial list of numbers and play a predefined
file and hangup, such as a reminder for customers who forgot to pay their
bills.

Can any one point a direction about if it could be done via asterisk-java
(by AMI i guess)

Regards,

ilker

Re: [Asterisk-java-users] How to call AGI script from Manager Interface

[Martin S. <ma...@be...>]

Hi Hector & list,
=20
You'll want to take a look at =
http://asterisk-java.org/development/apidocs/org/asteriskjava/manager/act=
ion/OriginateAction.html, and consider originating to an application. If =
you aren't sure where to connect your Asterisk application (the =
applications you're interested in are AGI/FastAGI/DeadAGI), or don't =
know the channel, check out Stefan's blog article on local channels =
(http://blogs.reucon.com/asterisk-java/2007/04/18/1176849060000.html).
=20

Martin Smith, Systems Developer
ma...@be...
Bureau of Economic and Business Research
University of Florida
(352) 392-0171 Ext. 221=20

=20


________________________________

	From: ast...@li... =
[mailto:ast...@li...] On Behalf Of =
H=E9ctor Maldonado
	Sent: Friday, May 11, 2007 11:55 AM
	To: ast...@li...
	Subject: [Asterisk-java-users] How to call AGI script from Manager =
Interface
=09
=09
	Hi all,
	=20
	I developed a little application that interacts with Asterisk through =
Manager API.  I need to invoke an agi script (actually FastAGI) from my =
app.
	=20
	How could this be done? What Action could I use to invoke the script?
	=20
	Many thanks in advance.
	=20
	Hector Maldonado.
	=20
	=20

[Asterisk-java-users] How to call AGI script from Manager Interface

[<ham...@gm...>]

Hi all,

I developed a little application that interacts with Asterisk through
Manager API.  I need to invoke an agi script (actually FastAGI) from my app.

How could this be done? What Action could I use to invoke the script?

Many thanks in advance.

Hector Maldonado.

Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Java 6.

[Brett S. <bs...@as...>]

We have just starting shipping The Receptionist Console for Asterisk 1.0 
which run on java 6 and makes use of A-J.
I wouldn't however say that we use the api exhaustively, but we do use 
it vigorously :)

We have experienced no problems with Java 6, but then given the changes 
we really didn't expect to.

Regards,
S. Brett Sutton
Asterisk Integrated Telelphony
http://www.asteriskit.com.au

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>> problems with this upgrade but one never knows.
>>     
>
> Not in production but in or dev environment. We did not yet experience
> any problems.
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Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Java 6.

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Karien Du Preez wrote:
> Are any of you running A-J together with Java 6? Our clients are pushing
> us to upgrade, currently we are running 1.5 update 6. I don't forsee any
> problems with this upgrade but one never knows.

Not in production but in or dev environment. We did not yet experience
any problems.

=Stefan

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[Asterisk-java-users] Java 6.

[Karien Du P. <kar...@gm...>]

Hi all.

Are any of you running A-J together with Java 6? Our clients are pushing us
to upgrade, currently we are running 1.5 update 6. I don't forsee any
problems with this upgrade but one never knows.

Regards.

Re: [Asterisk-java-users] OriginateResponseEvent, reason property.

[Stefan R. <ste...@re...>]

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Hi,

you might want to have a look at the implementation of the originate*
methods in AsteriskServerImpl in org.asteriskjava.live.
If you come up with a good javadoc text later, I am happy to add it :)

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[Asterisk-java-users] OriginateResponseEvent, reason property.

[Karien Du P. <kar...@gm...>]

Hi all.

I noticed that the getReason() and setReason() within the
org.asteriskjava.manager.event.OriginateResponseEvent has no javadoc or
comments to it. I'm trying to determine the reason for call failure and
thought that one will be able to use this reason code. I am however unable
to find any documentation on this 'reason' property and whether one can
indeed use this reason code as a means to determine call failure. Can
anybody shed some light on this property's purpose and meaning?

Sorry, this question is probably more appropriate on the
ast...@li... mailing list.

Regards, Jan.

Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Duration property for MeetMeLeavEvent.

[Stefan R. <ste...@re...>]

Stefan Reuter wrote:
> Karien Du Preez wrote:
>> I know that A-J 0.3 is still in the progress of being updated to be
>> compatible with 1.4.*, just wanted to point it out that the setter for=

>> the duration event property of MeetMeLeaveEvent is missing.
>=20
> Thanks for your feedback, I will add the property asap and provide a ne=
w
> SNAPSHOT.

it's fixed in today's snapshot.

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[Asterisk-java-users] A-J not picking up that it is Asterisk 1.4+

[Karien Du P. <kar...@gm...>]

Hi all.

Asterisk Java determines the asterisk version right after a manager login,
from my logging output I noticed the following:

[INFO] org.asteriskjava.manager.internal.ManagerConnectionImpl.doLogin(
ManagerConnectionImpl.java:577)
 - Determined Asterisk version: Asterisk 1.2

I'm running Asterisk 1.4.2
I don't know how much of a problem this is, just thought I should point it
out.

Regards.

Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Duration property for MeetMeLeavEvent.

[Stefan R. <ste...@re...>]

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Hi,

Karien Du Preez wrote:
> I know that A-J 0.3 is still in the progress of being updated to be
> compatible with 1.4.*, just wanted to point it out that the setter for
> the duration event property of MeetMeLeaveEvent is missing.

Thanks for your feedback, I will add the property asap and provide a new
SNAPSHOT.

> PS: Stefan, sorry if this is not the appropriate place to report this.
> Please point me to the appropriate place for future references.

I am always glad to receive bug/issue reports. The mailing list is
almost perfect for them. An even better place would be jira.reucon.org,
our issue tracker, but thats optional :)

=Stefan

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[Asterisk-java-users] Duration property for MeetMeLeavEvent.

[Karien Du P. <kar...@gm...>]

 Hi.

This morning I upgraded to Asterisk 1.4.2. I have been running A-J 0.3 m1. I
have a conference control application, when I tested I got the following
errors:

[ERROR] org.asteriskjava.manager.internal.EventBuilderImpl.setAttributes(
EventBuilderImpl.java:351)
- Unable to set property 'calleridnum' on class
org.asteriskjava.manager.event.NewChannelEvent: no setter

[ERROR] org.asteriskjava.manager.internal.EventBuilderImpl.setAttributes(
EventBuilderImpl.java:351)
- Unable to set property 'duration' on class
org.asteriskjava.manager.event.MeetMeLeaveEvent: no setter

This is weird as the m1 API states that it does have a setCalledIDNum
method, there is no setDuration within MeetMeLeaveEvent however.
I upgraded to the latest A-J snapshot (asterisk-java-0.3-20070419.224341-20)
and the calleridnum is being set properly, but not the duration.
I know that A-J 0.3 is still in the progress of being updated to be
compatible with 1.4.*, just wanted to point it out that the setter for the
duration event property of MeetMeLeaveEvent is missing.

PS: Stefan, sorry if this is not the appropriate place to report this.
Please point me to the appropriate place for future references.

Regards.

Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Executing Dial Applications from the Manager API

[Markus F. <mar...@ts...>]

Hello,

Oh yes, i forgot that i can start the recording on every linked channel. =

I will use the second channel to start the second monitor.

Thanks

-----Urspr=FCngliche Nachricht-----
Von: ast...@li... =
[mailto:ast...@li...] Im Auftrag =
von Stefan Reuter
Gesendet: Freitag, 20. April 2007 16:59
An: ast...@li...
Betreff: Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Executing Dial Applications from the =
Manager API

Markus Floegel wrote:
> But that=B4s not what i mean. I know the mixing support.
> What i need are two (mixed) files with different start/stop times.
> Each File should contain the voice of the caller and the receiver.
>=20
> In my application two persons should be able to start/stop a separate =
recording on the same channel.

of the same call or the same channel?
As a call usually has two channels you should be able to execute the
MonitorAction separately on the two channels of the call.
Disclaimer: I never did this so its just a guess that this should work.

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Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Executing Dial Applications from the Manager API

[Stefan R. <ste...@re...>]

Markus Floegel wrote:
> But that=B4s not what i mean. I know the mixing support.
> What i need are two (mixed) files with different start/stop times.
> Each File should contain the voice of the caller and the receiver.
>=20
> In my application two persons should be able to start/stop a separate r=
ecording on the same channel.

of the same call or the same channel?
As a call usually has two channels you should be able to execute the
MonitorAction separately on the two channels of the call.
Disclaimer: I never did this so its just a guess that this should work.

=3DStefan

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Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Executing Dial Applications from the Manager API

[Markus F. <mar...@ts...>]

Hello Stefan,

thanks for the answer.

But that=B4s not what i mean. I know the mixing support.
What i need are two (mixed) files with different start/stop times.
Each File should contain the voice of the caller and the receiver.

In my application two persons should be able to start/stop a separate =
recording on the same channel.

Markus


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Betreff: Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Executing Dial Applications from the =
Manager API

Hi Markus,

Markus Floegel wrote:
> I want to execute the application "MixMonitor" from the ManagerAPI on =
a linked channel.

Afaik the Monitor action supports both mixing and not mixing:


Action: Monitor
Synopsis: Monitor a channel
Privilege: call,all
Description: The 'Monitor' action may be used to record the audio on a
  specified channel.  The following parameters may be used to control
  this:
  Channel     - Required.  Used to specify the channel to record.
  File        - Optional.  Is the name of the file created in the
                monitor spool directory.  Defaults to the same name
                as the channel (with slashes replaced with dashes).
  Format      - Optional.  Is the audio recording format.  Defaults
                to "wav".
  Mix         - Optional.  Boolean parameter as to whether to mix
                the input and output channels together after the
                recording is finished.

(from Asterisk 1.4)

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Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Executing Dial Applications from the Manager API

[Stefan R. <ste...@re...>]

Hi Markus,

Markus Floegel wrote:
> I want to execute the application "MixMonitor" from the ManagerAPI on a=
 linked channel.

Afaik the Monitor action supports both mixing and not mixing:


Action: Monitor
Synopsis: Monitor a channel
Privilege: call,all
Description: The 'Monitor' action may be used to record the audio on a
  specified channel.  The following parameters may be used to control
  this:
  Channel     - Required.  Used to specify the channel to record.
  File        - Optional.  Is the name of the file created in the
                monitor spool directory.  Defaults to the same name
                as the channel (with slashes replaced with dashes).
  Format      - Optional.  Is the audio recording format.  Defaults
                to "wav".
  Mix         - Optional.  Boolean parameter as to whether to mix
                the input and output channels together after the
                recording is finished.

(from Asterisk 1.4)

=3DStefan

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[Asterisk-java-users] Executing Dial Applications from the Manager API

[Markus F. <mar...@ts...>]

Hello,

I have the problem that i should record a call into two separate files.=20
Each record will start/stop to it=B4s own time.
I did not find a way to do this, so i want to use the MonitorAction from =
the API to record the first file and the MixMonitor to record the =
second.

The MonitorAction works fine, but how to use the MixMonitor from the =
ManagerAPI?

Is it possible to execute applications from the dialplan with the =
ManagerAPI ?
I want to execute the application "MixMonitor" from the ManagerAPI on a =
linked channel.




Markus Fl=F6gel

Re: [Asterisk-java-users] call parameters

[Stefan R. <ste...@re...>]

Dov Bigio wrote:
> Is it possible to add a SIPHeader (application AddSipHeader on Asterisk=
)
> when I make a call through asterisk-java, for example, using the
> OriginateAction?
> =20
> I want to make an application that Dials to a VoiceXML application,
> which would read parameters from the SIP header...

You can use a Local channel and run AddSipHeader in your dialplan.

This would look like:

Map<String, String> headers =3D new HashMap<String, String>();
headers.add("__HEADER1", "blah");
=2E..
originateToExtensionAsync("Local/123@default", "default", "456", 1,
10000L, null, parameters, null);

now you can use HEADER1 in your dialplan to configure extension 123 and
456 with AddSipHeader(${HEADER1}) and Dial() after that.

> (Or doesn't anyone have a better idea for sending parameters through a
> Dial...)

Depends on how your VoiceXML application is connected to Asterisk. If
its connected through SIP I think SIP headers are the best way to go.

=3DStefan

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