Javascript IVR example - Revision history

Monica: /* Code: Yate svn rev.5791 */

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‎Code: Yate svn rev.5791

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‎Code: starting with svn rev. 5791

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‎Code: Yate svn rev.5791

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← Older revision		Revision as of 16:05, 27 February 2014
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	if (message.called=="32843")		if (message.called=="32843")
	welcomeIVR(message);		welcomeIVR(message);
		+
		+
		+	[[Category:Javascript]] [[Category:IVR]]

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      else if (msg.text == 3)
-  	Channel.callJust("iax/iax:32843@83.166.206.79/32843",{"caller":"yatebts"});
+  	Channel.callJust("iax/iax:090@192.168.1.1/090",{"caller":"yatebts"});
- 	//Channel.callJust("iax/iax:090@192.168.1.1/090",{"caller":"yatebts"});
+  }

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 Here are two IVR examples in Javascript. After the changes in svn rev. 5791 you can build IVRs a lot easier. Main changes are:
 * you can use Channel object from function called on message handlers
-* Channel callTo and callJust methods support a second parameter: object with parameters to be added to call.execute message
+* callTo and callJust methods for Channel object support a second parameter: object with parameters to be added to call.execute message
 ** Example: Channel.callTo("wave/record/-",{"maxlen":180000});  Channel.callJust("conf/333",{"lonely":true});

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 Here are two IVR examples in Javascript. After the changes in svn rev. 5791 you can build IVRs a lot easier. Main changes are:
-* you can use Channel object from function called on messaje handlers
+* you can use Channel object from function called on message handlers
 * Channel callTo and callJust methods support a second parameter: object with parameters to be added to call.execute message
 ** Example: Channel.callTo("wave/record/-",{"maxlen":180000});  Channel.callJust("conf/333",{"lonely":true});

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:24, 27 February 2014
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		+	Here are two IVR examples in Javascript. After the changes in svn rev. 5791 you can build IVRs a lot easier. Main changes are:
		+	* you can use Channel object from function called on messaje handlers
		+	* Channel callTo and callJust methods support a second parameter: object with parameters to be added to call.execute message
		+	** Example: Channel.callTo("wave/record/-",{"maxlen":180000}); Channel.callJust("conf/333",{"lonely":true});

	==Code: starting with svn rev. 5791==		==Code: starting with svn rev. 5791==

@@ Line 81: / Line 81: @@
   function getPathPrompt(pprompt)
+  {
-    if (prompts_dir!="" && File.exists(prompts_dir+pprompt))
+   // same as above chapter
- 	return prompts_dir+pprompt;
-−
-    var dirs = ["/usr/share/yate/sounds/", "/usr/local/share/yate/sounds/", "/var/spool/yatebts/"];
-    for (var i=0; i<dirs.length; i++) {
- 	if (File.exists(dirs[i]+pprompt)) {
- 	    prompts_dir = dirs[i];
- 	    return prompts_dir+pprompt;
-−
-−
-−
-    //this should not happen
-    Engine.debug(Debug.Warn,"Don't have path for prompt "+pprompt);
-    return false;
+  }

@@ Line 9: / Line 9: @@
    * routing=welcome.js
    */
-−
   function getPathPrompt(pprompt)
+  {

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-==Code==
+  /*
+   * Network-In-a-Box demo
-  /**
+   * To use it put in javascript.conf:
-   * welcome.js
-   * This file is part of the Yate-BTS Project http://www.yatebts.com
+   *
-   * Copyright (C) 2014 Null Team
+   * [general]
+   * routing=welcome.js
-  * This software is distributed under multiple licenses;
-  * see the COPYING file in the main directory for licensing
-  * information for this specific distribution.
-−
-  * This use of this software may be subject to additional restrictions.
-  * See the LEGAL file in the main directory for details.
-−
-  * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
-  * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
-  * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
    */
   /*
    * Network-In-a-Box demo

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   Engine.debugName("welcome");
-−
   if (message.called=="32843")
      welcomeIVR(message);