The problem is that you cannot use originate to connect to an application if
you want to use the default CDR. This is a documented issue. You can
however, put the call into a context and call your app from the extensions
in the context.
Jason
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Subject: [Asterisk-java-users] Originate and CDR.
Hi.
I am using Originate to make outbound calls.
Moreover the cdr_manager astersik module is enabled so that I can
receive and handle CdrEvents via ManagerEventHandler when the call is
hangedup.
The problem is that the billableseconds is always zero.
[CdrEvent.getBillableSeconds()]
I think it has to do with the fact that the answer time field in the CDR
is null [CdrEvent.getAnswerTime()].
All the other cdr fields are correct.
It is as if asterisk doesn't really know when the call was answered and
thus the number of billable seconds can not be established.
What is causing this problem and how can it be fixed?
PS. The Originate is used to connect to asterisk applications. Thus the
application and data parameters are set, not the the extension and
context parameters.
Thanks in advance.
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