Hi all,
I am bridging some calls in my application. It all works well but I am strugling to find a way to properly deal with expected errors (e.g. non registered extensions, no answer, rejected, etc.)
This is an extract of my code:
However, it does not seems those are the right variables to use. This is a test where I purposely did not login the extension (2001):
Clearly mod_dptools sees the user as NOT_REGISTERED while my apparently the endpoint_disposition variable says the call was answered (unless it actually refers to the global call and not the bridge. The hangup_cause variable does not even get populated.
Any idea which variables I can use to check bridge status. All I want to do is to handle the call cleanly.
Thank you!
I am bridging some calls in my application. It all works well but I am strugling to find a way to properly deal with expected errors (e.g. non registered extensions, no answer, rejected, etc.)
This is an extract of my code:
Code:
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device='2001'
global_system_context='my_privatedomain.org'
caller_ani=session:getVariable('caller_id_number')
target_endpoint='{ignore_early_media=true, origination_caller_id_number=' .. caller_ani .. '}sofia/internal/' .. device .. '%' .. global_system_context
session:execute('bridge',target_endpoint);
-- Then I tried to capture these two variables:
callStatus = session:getVariable( "endpoint_disposition");
another_callStatus = session:getVariable( "hangup_cause");
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-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------However, it does not seems those are the right variables to use. This is a test where I purposely did not login the extension (2001):
Clearly mod_dptools sees the user as NOT_REGISTERED while my apparently the endpoint_disposition variable says the call was answered (unless it actually refers to the global call and not the bridge. The hangup_cause variable does not even get populated.
Any idea which variables I can use to check bridge status. All I want to do is to handle the call cleanly.
Thank you!
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