asterisk-java-users

[Asterisk-java-users] Re: Re: Problem with fastagi-mapping.properties

[<jcc...@is...>]

Yes, fastapi-mapping.properties is in C:\ASTERISK-JAVA\ directory. If I =
don't have this file in this directory, I get other error in the console =
(the server doesn't find the mapping file), but that is not my real =
problem.

I also think my problem is very very strange... I also have tried a lot =
of things, one of these were including a newline at the end of the =
fastapi-mapping.properties (that only contain hello.agi =3D =
HelloAGIScript), and also repeating the same line twice in that file. Te =
results were the same.

I have thought about the problem, and there are two differences between =
your example and my problem. The first difference is that you are =
running asterisk-java in the same machine that asterisk. The second one =
is that you are running asterisk-java in a unix-linux machine, and I am =
running it in a windows... Perhaps its a windows problem? I don't =
understand it because java is multi-platform, or not?

Re: ***SPAM*** [Asterisk-java-users] Re: Re: Problem with fastagi-mapping.properties

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

Ok,

lets try to hunt it down :)

> Yes, fastapi-mapping.properties is in C:\ASTERISK-JAVA\ directory. If I
> don't have this file in this directory, I get other error in the console
> (the server doesn't find the mapping file), but that is not my real
> problem.

Thats what i find so strange. If there is no fastagi-mapping.properties
you get an error and if you put a wrong class into the mapping file you
get an error, too. So if there is no error it should be fine.

> I have thought about the problem, and there are two differences between
> your example and my problem. The first difference is that you are running
> asterisk-java in the same machine that asterisk.

I run AGIs from a different server most of the time...

> The second one is that
> you are running asterisk-java in a unix-linux machine, and I am running i=
t
> in a windows... Perhaps its a windows problem? I don't understand it
> because java is multi-platform, or not?

Yes that was my idea, too. So I just tried it on windows and it works
fine, too.

Here is what I did and what I got:
C:\temp\asterisk-java>"\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_03\bin\javac.exe" -cp
asterisk-java-0.2-SNAPSHOT.jar HelloAGIScript.java

C:\temp\asterisk-java>java -cp asterisk-java-0.2-SNAPSHOT.jar;.
net.sf.asterisk.fastagi.DefaultAGIServer
Nov 2, 2005 8:16:51 PM net.sf.asterisk.util.impl.JavaLoggingLog info
INFO: Thread pool started.
Nov 2, 2005 8:16:51 PM net.sf.asterisk.util.impl.JavaLoggingLog info
INFO: Listening on *:4573.
Nov 2, 2005 8:16:54 PM net.sf.asterisk.util.impl.JavaLoggingLog info
INFO: Received connection.
Nov 2, 2005 8:16:55 PM net.sf.asterisk.util.impl.JavaLoggingLog info
INFO: Added mapping for 'hello.agi' to class class HelloAGIScript
Nov 2, 2005 8:16:55 PM net.sf.asterisk.util.impl.JavaLoggingLog info
INFO: Begin AGIScript HelloAGIScript on AGIServer-TaskThread-0
Nov 2, 2005 8:16:57 PM net.sf.asterisk.util.impl.JavaLoggingLog info
INFO: End AGIScript HelloAGIScript on AGIServer-TaskThread-0

You might have noticed the additional line "Added mapping for 'hello.agi'
to class class HelloAGIScript" - I just added that to the latest
Asterisk-Java snapshot to help debugging. You can find the jar file at
http://null.reucon.net/~srt/asterisk-java-0.2-SNAPSHOT.jar

You can find the files I used for testing on windows at http://null.reucon.=
net/~srt/test.zip.

=3DStefan