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From: <za...@gr...> - 2001-07-15 13:09:46
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Aymeric Correct me if I am wrong, but the number translation we had proposed of sending a set of tags such as: TRANSLATEADDRESS address=02081234567 srcformat=uk destformat=carrier carrier=BT which may have returned: 200 translatedaddress=442081234567 could be done by dynamic generation of a URL and sending to a SIP redirect server: I guess the URL for the above example could be: uk-...@bt... and PreViking would send: INVITE uk-...@bt... The redirection proxy would return a 302 Moved with the redirection address as: 442...@ps... Am I barking up the wrong tree or is this a valid use of SIP? The dynamic number translation would be used by PreViking to figure out what to dial. A good example of where it may be useful is, lets say you have a calling card service in the UK. You want the users to dial a number as if they are in the UK, but the carrier you may use to actually place the call is based in USA so expects a number as if dialled from the USA. Some sort of number translation is required, especially if there are many carriers requiring different dialling methods. Regards Zaheer |