Re: [Asterisk-java-devel] Asterisk user event problem

[Mircea P. <mir...@ya...>]

I have changed the ReplyEvent class to extend ManagerEvent (I have added the channel and uniqueId to it as they are not inherited anymore).
The register I left as it was. I still get the log message:

No event class registered for event type 'reply', attributes: {privilege=user,all, transactionid=1152862210.0, uniqueid=1152862282.1, event=Reply, channel=SIP/174-c026}

Shall I send the event from the server with a different name? Now its "Reply".

Thank you.
Mircea

Stefan Reuter <sr...@re...> wrote: Mircea Postolache wrote:
>             ManagerConnection
> con=mgrConnectionFactory.getManagerConnection();
>             con.login();
>             //register Reply event
>             con.registerUserEventClass(ReplyEvent.class);
> 
> On the server side I have added some C code into Asterisk's code for
> app_voicemail.c to fire the event in a the case of a reply.
> 
> manager_event(EVENT_FLAG_USER, "Reply", "Channel: %s\r\nUniqueid: %s\r\nTransactionId: %s\r\n", chan->name, chan->uniqueid, transactionId);

The UserEvent stuff was designed to be used with the UserEvent
application. Asterisk-Java registers the event with the extension
"UserEvent" if your event extends UserEvent because that application
adds that part. So your event wansnt registered as Reply but as
ReplyUserEvent. As you are not using the UserEvent application but
rather introduce your own new event you should not extend UserEvent but
ManagerEvent. You should still be able to register it through
con.registerUserEventClass(ReplyEvent.class) though.

Does that fix your problem?

=Stefan


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