asterisk-java-users

[Asterisk-java-users] sayalpha doesn't stop if any of the given DTMF number are received on the channel.

[Jesus J. <ap...@gm...>]

Hi to all,
        I have a problem when i use sayalpha metod , i use to read 6 
chacter text, when I input a number
it don't stop untill finish of read all character and no character is 
returned.

I use asterisk-java-03-m2 and asterisk 1.2.7.1

I have to create a new fuction that call fuction char to char  ...
public char readID(String ma)throws AgiException{
        char[] maAr=ma.toCharArray();
        char res=' ';
        int i=0;
        while((i<maAr.length)&&(!isNumber(res))){
            res=sayAlpha("" + maAr[i],"0123456789");
            i++;
        }
        return res;
 }



                                                                        
                                    Regards, txus.
P.D: Sorry for my English .

Re: [Asterisk-java-users] sayalpha doesn't stop if any of the given DTMF number are received on the channel.

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

Hi Jesus,

I had to change your sample because isNumber is not something I had
imported/defined. I used this:

	public char readID(String ma) throws AgiException {
		char[] maAr = ma.toCharArray();
		char res = ' ';
		int i = 0;
		while ((i < maAr.length) && (!Character.isDigit(res))) {
			System.out.println("loop index: " + i);
			res = sayAlpha("" + maAr[i], "0123456789");
			i++;
		}
		return res;
	}

When I ran it with a large digit string, such as:

	System.out.println(readID(java.lang.Math.PI+""));

My output when I hit 9 in after a bit is:

	loop index 0
	loop index 1
	loop index 2
	9

This is what I expected. Perhaps you aren't catching an exception being
thrown, or Asterisk isn't getting your digits correctly? I would expect
sayAlpha delegates most of what it does to Asterisk, and that Asterisk isn't
correctly picking up your DTMF. I believe you can play with those settings
and relax the requirements.

Best,

Martin

Re: [Asterisk-java-users] sayalpha doesn't stop if any of the given DTMF number are received on the channel.

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

Hi Jesus,

I had to change your sample because isNumber is not something I had
imported/defined. I used this:

	public char readID(String ma) throws AgiException {
		char[] maAr =3D ma.toCharArray();
		char res =3D ' ';
		int i =3D 0;
		while ((i < maAr.length) && (!Character.isDigit(res))) {
			System.out.println("loop index: " + i);
			res =3D sayAlpha("" + maAr[i], "0123456789");
			i++;
		}
		return res;
	}

When I ran it with a large digit string, such as:

	System.out.println(readID(java.lang.Math.PI+""));

My output when I hit 9 in after a bit is:

	loop index 0
	loop index 1
	loop index 2
	9

This is what I expected. Perhaps you aren't catching an exception being
thrown, or Asterisk isn't getting your digits correctly? I would expect
sayAlpha delegates most of what it does to Asterisk, and that Asterisk
isn't
correctly picking up your DTMF. I believe you can play with those
settings
and relax the requirements.

Best,

Martin