Re: [Asterisk-java-users] How to use A-J to inject input to Dialplan?

[Greg H. <gre...@gm...>]

Hi Yves,

It is a definite requirement that I not be able to alter a customer
Asterisk configuration.  Possibly something like tagging on a .conf file in
the future but that's about it.

I do know I am dialing a meeting room but it is still up to the user to
enter a proper PIN number, so I guess I could do something like collect all
entered info from a user then submit all at once to meetme using
OriginateToApplication().  Hopefully that will alter the Asterisk dial plan
so it will know it already has the PIN and it will not have to play the
recording to ask for it?

It's great to learn about OriginateToApplication().  I use Originate()
today for all dialed calls, and maybe that is an issue.  I wonder if I try
using OriginateToApplication(), specifying meetme and without a PIN, maybe
internally a route will be setup in Asterisk to know to send my PIN digits
to the meetme app.  I can play with that a bit.

Thanks!

Greg


On Wed, Jun 5, 2013 at 8:21 AM, Yves A. <yv...@gm...> wrote:

>  OK,
>
> if you can play DTMF on "normal" calls, but not on meetme conferences...
> have you tried to change the config parameter I recommended in my last
> eMail or
> can´t you change this, because you want to avoid ANY changes in the config
> files on the target asterisk?
>
> If you know that you are dialling into a meetme room (and I think you
> know, otherwise I would be totally confused..), you can dial directly into
> the
> asterisk application meetme and pass the required parameters like
> roomnumber and pin... no need to play around with DTMF...
>
> The following lines given as an example would establish a connection from
> the (SIP-)extension 567 to the meetme room 1024 that is protected with
> the PIN 123456.
>
> DefaultAsteriskServer asteriskServer = new DefaultAsteriskServer("###your
> asterisk server ip or dns-name###", "###username with appropriate
> rights###", "###password###);
> asteriskServer.getManagerConnection().login();
> asteriskServer.originateToApplication("SIP/567", "meetme", "1024,,123456",
> 15000l);
>
> regards,
> yves
>
>