Re: [Asterisk-jtapi-users] Dealing with Contexts
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From: Jens W. <jw0...@he...> - 2006-05-22 17:44:04
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On Monday 22 May 2006 13:47, Rolands Mek=C5=A1s wrote: > What could be wrong with this? I'm stuck... :( > > --exception I'm getting > > INFO: Adding new queue default > Exception in thread "main" > com.headissue.asterisk.jtapi.gjtapi.DialplanContextParser$Exception: > index number expected, at: '123' =3D> ^hint: The dialplan parser does not recognize the hint priority right now. I just changed the code and commited it to CVS that hint gets ignored=20 for the moment, so we get rid of the parsing error.=20 If you do not want to use the CVS code an compile yourself, maybe=20 putting the hint into the macro is a temporary solution. Actually I totally missed the existence of the hint statement. I will add proper support for it soon, because it may solve some=20 open issues. > as i understand, for Terminal context I should use ext-local.... Yes. In your config you set terminal and incoming context both to ext-local and you will get a 1:1 mapping of terminals to addresses. Regards, Jens =2D-=20 =C2=A0Jens Wilke =C2=A0 =C2=A0// http://www.headissue.com - headissue GmbH - Munich - Germany =C2=A0\// =C2=A0"Don't wait for something you have to do yourself" |