Hello,
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I'm currently implementing 'join' for the GJTapi-Asterisk-Provider. This =
enables conference and transfer for GJTapi applications using that =
provider. It's based on Asterisk-Java's manager interface. But I'm =
running into problems ... maybe one can help me here.
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A scenario is:=20
someone calls me on my SIP-phone from 'outside' over Zap. I place that =
person on hold and call another party. That done my application knows =
there are two active calls with four different channels.=20
What I want to do next is to 'join' those two calls by using MeetMe and =
the RedirectAction. Asterisk has an extension called 'custom-conf': =
'exten =3D> s,1,MeetMe(${EXTEN},dpqM)'. So I try to redirect one of my =
SIP-Channels and the other two channels connected to the other parties =
to a MeetMe-Conference:
RedirectAction redAct =3D new RedirectAction(channel1, "custom-conf", =
"222", new Integer(1));
managerConnection.sendAction(redAct);
And the same for the other channels. The result is disconnection of all =
parties. The response.getMessage() function keeps telling me "Channel =
does not exist: net.sf.asterisk.manager.Channel: =
id=3D'asterisk-6535-1160646952.173'; name=3D'Zap/1-1'; =
callerId=3D'96....." for the external Channel no matter whether it's a =
Sip or a Zap channel. Calling asteriskManager.getChannels() I can see =
that it exists. Asterisk tells me " =3D=3D Spawn extension =
(custom-conf, 222, 0) exited non-zero on 'Zap/1-1' in macro 'dial'" =
followed by " -- Stopped music on hold on Zap/1-1
-- Hungup 'Zap/1-1'"
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Any ideas? Maybe I should mention I'm using Asterisk-Java 0.2 because =
I'm forced to use 1.4 Java.
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Thanks,
Johannes Boesl
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