Re: [Asterisk-java-devel] How to create a new Event.class

[<Jac...@L-...>]

I guess the NewChannelEvent is difference depending on what channel type
you are using.  Most of my phones are SCCP (Skinny) and they create a
new channel event as soon as one is taken off-hook, where SIP phone will
not do this because they don't create the new channel until it actually
starts dialing the other end-point.

 

Correct I usually do an instanceof to determine the event type.

 

Example:

Public void onManagerEvent(ManagerEvent managerEvent){

If (managerEvent instanceof BridgeEvent){

   BridgeEvent event = (BridgeEvent)managerEvent;

  // use event to get the info needed

}

}

 

 

Jacob

 

From: Jose Baez [mailto:pe...@gm...] 
Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2014 10:17 AM
To: ast...@li...
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-java-devel] How to create a new Event.class

 

Thanks Jacob, but Asterisk doesn't send NewChannel event when someone
picks up the phone. Just when phone starts ringing in creates a
NewChannel event. ;)

 

I'll use Bridge event for the time being...

 

 

Anyway, about creating a new .class, one user has told me that I can
parse any managerEvent.toString(). No  need to create a new class. :))

 

 

 

 

On 12 February 2014 15:49, <Jac...@l-...> wrote:

If you are wanting to know when a phone is taken off-hook would it not
be better to monitor the NewChannelEvent or if you implement the
AsteriskServierListener you will have the method onNewAstereiskChannel
called each time a new channel created (phone is taken off-hook)

 

I personally implemented the AsteriskServerListener and every time
onNewAstereiskChannel is called I add a property change listener to the
AsteriskChannel object so that I receive all changes to the channel as
well.

 

Jacob

 

From: Jose Baez [mailto:pe...@gm...] 
Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2014 8:26 AM
To: ast...@li...
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-java-devel] How to create a new Event.class

 

OK, I have sniffed AMI directly and there is not any Pickup Event sent
(and I have every events  permitted in manager.conf)

 

I could checked BridgeEvent but there are many Link/Unlink messages when
people presses DTMF.... Do you think is OK to check first Bridge Link
event as if it were a Pickup event?

 

 

 

 

On 12 February 2014 14:01, Jose Baez <pe...@gm...> wrote:

Hello! I needed a new ManagerEvent not developed in Asterisk-Java
(PickupEvent).

 

I am not a developer, so I made a new class (PickupEvent.java) based on
other Asterisk-Java source code (with proper setters/getters).

 

My code for handling ManagerEvent is (1.0.0-CI )

 

	@Override

	    public void onManagerEvent(ManagerEvent event) {

	 

	        if (event.getClass() == NewExtenEvent.class) {

	            handleEvent((NewExtenEvent) event);

	        }

	        else if (event.??? == PickupEvent.class) {

	            handleEvent((PickupEvent) event);

	        }

	    }

 

Can I create this new class in my project without putting it in library
(which I don't know) ?

 

I already made the class and:

 

  event.getClass() == PickupEvent.class

 

...never gets called

 

What else do I need?

 

Thanks.

 

 

 


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