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

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

I will keep that in mind.  Do you know what wrong behavior I should expect if I am using let's say 2 connections? Right now i am using 2 (one for handling events and another for things like hangup, originate call, ...).Only one has an eventHandler. I have registered the event class on both connections and now I am not getting the warning anymore.

Thank you.
Mircea

Stefan Reuter <sr...@re...> wrote: Mircea Postolache wrote:
> Well it seems that the second message is generated by a second manager
> connection that is sometimes open in paralel with this one. I chose to
> have a small pool of connections for use in different parts of the
> application. It's like this connection also receives this event, but
> since I haven't registered the class with it it complains. One solution
> would probably be to register the event with all the connections. I
> thought that by registering an event I will somehow "filter" the events
> received by a certain connection. But that may not be the case.  What do
> you think?

I would stick with one shared connection as asterisk tends to run into
trouble when handling multiple concurrent manager api connections.

=Stefan

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