Re: [Asterisk-java-users] Channel extraction.

[Jan du T. <jan...@de...>]

To reproduce the problem, here is the relevant code snippet:
        Originate org;
        Call call;
       //login...
        managerConnection.login();

        org = new Originate();
        org.setCallerId("JanDT");
        org.setChannel("SIP/Jan");
        org.setContext("sgs");
        org.setExten(getExtensionNumber());   //this is just the number 
which we want to dial.
        org.setPriority(new Integer(1));
        org.setTimeout(new Long(30000));       
       
        call  = this.asteriskManager.originateCall(org);
        str += "CALL:"+call.getChannel()+"\n";   //this returns null
        str += "ID:"+call.getUniqueId()+"\n";   //this seems to return 
the ID correctly.
       
        Channel ch = 
(this.asteriskManager).getChannelById(call.getUniqueId());
        if(ch != null)
            str += ch.toString();
        else
            str += "Channel is NULL";   //it is null
       
       //try to see all the active channels...
        str += "Channels mappings\n";
        Map c = this.asteriskManager.getChannels();
        Collection channels = c.values();
        str += "# of active channels:"+channels.size()+"\n";      //this 
is always 0, showing it is empty.
        for(Object cc : channels) {
            str += "channel:"+cc.toString()+"\n";
        } 

        //logoff    
        managerConnection.logoff();
    ...

It is a 1.2 version. I have now quick way to check if this problem 
occurs on 1.0x vesrions either than by installing one:(

Too give you some good news if you inject the HangupAction with a 
correct channel id (eg SIP\Jan-random#), which I got from the asterisk 
show channels command, it works correctly.


Stefan Reuter wrote:

>Jan du Toit schrieb:
>  
>
>>The asteriskManager.getChannels(), is it suppose to show all the active
>>channels on the asterisk server or just those that we originated using
>>Asterisk-Java?
>>    
>>
>
>it is supposed to return all active calls regardless who created them.
>i must try to reproduce this problem... does it happen with other
>versions of asterisk, too? (i.e. 1.0.x or 1.2.0)
>
>  
>
>>asteriskManager.getChannels() is empty even if their is active channels
>>open on the relevant asterisk server at the time of qeuring.
>>    
>>
>
>this is certainly not correct.
>  
>


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