Re: [Asterisk-java-users] originateCall in AsteriskManager

[Tony M. <to...@am...>]

The new async OriginateCallback method will work for me.  

I'm not sure if it is working as it should yet.  If I call someone, who is
using a SJPhone for example, and they hit their "ignore call" button then I
get an "onFailure" callback.  I'd expect an "onBusy".  An "onFailure" makes
me think there is something wrong with the phone number, the trunk, or some
such thing.  I'd also kind of expect the onFailure to have a cause if
possible.

The property change listener also works for me. It seemed a little strange
at first because I was expecting the natural listener with an onHangup and
such. After I saw that there were several properties that could be observed
I understood the reason for your choosing the property change listener.  I
think most other people will understand too.



-----Original Message-----
From: ast...@li...
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Stefan Reuter
Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 4:28 AM
To: ast...@li...
Subject: Re: [Asterisk-java-users] originateCall in AsteriskManager

> The types of things I'd like to watch for are:
> - Originating channel was created (I didn't screw up with channel data)
> - Origination information was incorrect and call ended
> - Originating channel was congested and so call aborted
> - Alerting is happening on originating channel
> - Origination alerting timed out
> - Originator has answered
> - Another channel has been linked to call
> - A channel in the call is being alerted
> - A channel in the call has answered
> - One of the channels has hung-up or failed
> - Call has ended

With the new async originate methods, do you think things are better now?
Do you like the OriginateCallback and the PropertyChangeListener or does
it feel strange to register a PropertyChangeListener and you would
expect to have a more "natural" listener for channel changes with
methods like onNewState or even onHangup and so on?

=Stefan

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