Re: [Asterisk-java-users] place a call using agi

[John W. <joh...@gm...>]

Ah, I've not used local channels before.  So I have an AGI dial
Local/123@context.  That context starts a new AGI that happens to
dials out to a 3rd party.  If the first leg hangs up, does the 3rd
party channel continue in its own AGI?  I would have guessed that it
would cause the dial applications to return and the 3rd party channel
would get hung up on.

On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 5:30 PM, Stefan Reuter <ste...@re...> wrote:
> John Wolthuis wrote:
>  > I'm not certain how to do that.  The second leg that is created when
>  > you use the dial command doesn't have an AGI thread running of its
>  > own, so when the first leg hangs up, thats that for both legs.   You
>  > could try to initiate a manager Redirect command on the second leg and
>  > send it to a context with that will start a new AGI for that channel,
>  > prior to to the first leg hanging up.
>
>  Yes or you can Dial() to an extension (Local/123@context) that itself is
>  mapped to another AGI.
>
>  =Stefan
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