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[Asterisk-java-users] BaseAgiScript.getData()

[Edu <jav...@ba...>]

Hi, I created some programs thanks to AsteriskJava, but always using the 
Asterisk Manager API way. Now I'm givin a try to AGI and it seems pretty 
good :) 
One question, I need a 4-digits code from the caller and I'm trying
the method  getData(java.lang.String file, int timeout,int axDigits), but it 
only waits one digit and then returns the String. Is it the expected 
behaviour? Maybe I can use with a for, but it seems a little weird.
Regards,
Edu

Re: [Asterisk-java-users] BaseAgiScript.getData()

[Eduard M. <ed...@ba...>]

=46orget it! Was my fault, sorry. I was specifying seconds where millisecon=
ds...

El Jueves, 13 de Abril de 2006 18:17, Edu escribi=F3:
> Hi, I created some programs thanks to AsteriskJava, but always using the
> Asterisk Manager API way. Now I'm givin a try to AGI and it seems pretty
> good :)
> One question, I need a 4-digits code from the caller and I'm trying
> the method  getData(java.lang.String file, int timeout,int axDigits), but
> it only waits one digit and then returns the String. Is it the expected
> behaviour? Maybe I can use with a for, but it seems a little weird.
> Regards,
> Edu
>
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Re: [Asterisk-java-users] BaseAgiScript.getData()

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

Edu wrote:
> One question, I need a 4-digits code from the caller and I'm trying
> the method  getData(java.lang.String file, int timeout,int axDigits), b=
ut it=20
> only waits one digit and then returns the String. Is it the expected=20
> behaviour? Maybe I can use with a for, but it seems a little weird.

just use
String data =3D getData("myprompt", 30000, 4);
This returns after the user entered 4 digits or hash (#) or after 30
seconds (the timeout).

=3DStefan

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