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Monica: /* Watching messages */

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‎Watching messages

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‎Watching messages

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‎Examples

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‎Waiting for messages

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‎Examples

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	* [[YAYPM:Bridge and then unbridge]]		* [[YAYPM:Bridge and then unbridge]]
	* [[YAYPM:Bridge and then redirect after a hangup]]		* [[YAYPM:Bridge and then redirect after a hangup]]
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		+	[[Category:Extmodule]] [[Category:YAYPM]] [[Category:Programmers]] [[Category:Scripting]] [[Category:IVR]]

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−	YAYPM - Yet Another Yate Python Module. It allows to write YATE modules in PYTHON. ~~<br>~~PYTHON modules comunicate with YATE core via external protocol or run in python interperter embedded in pymodule.	+	YAYPM - Yet Another Yate Python Module. It allows to write YATE modules in PYTHON. PYTHON modules comunicate with YATE core via external protocol or run in python interperter embedded in pymodule.

	===Base concept===		===Base concept===

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:21, 10 December 2012
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−	YAYPM - Yet Another Yate Python Module. It allows to write YATE modules in PYTHON. PYTHON modules comunicate with YATE core via external protocol or run in python interperter embedded in pymodule.	+	YAYPM - Yet Another Yate Python Module. It allows to write YATE modules in PYTHON. <br>PYTHON modules comunicate with YATE core via external protocol or run in python interperter embedded in pymodule.

	===Base concept===		===Base concept===

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 ;until
 :    when in call, usually, one does not want to wait for an event infinitely. Until parameter allow to specify another deferred which when fired will trigger errback and stop the wait.
 '''See also'''

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 :    when in call, usually, one does not want to wait for an event infinitely. Until parameter allow to specify another deferred which when fired will trigger errback and stop the wait.
-===Examples===
+'''See also'''
 * [[YAYPM:Simple IVR]]

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-Yet Another Yate Python Module. It allows to write YATE modules in PYTHON. PYTHON modules comunicate with YATE core via external protocol or run in python interperter embedded in pymodule.
+YAYPM - Yet Another Yate Python Module. It allows to write YATE modules in PYTHON. PYTHON modules comunicate with YATE core via external protocol or run in python interperter embedded in pymodule.
 ===Base concept===
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 ===How to run it in practice===
-YAYPM uses Twisted. Twisted is quite large library and it loads quite slow (1-2s on PIII/700), which makes using YAYPM for IVR stuff, via channeled extmodule problematic. More efficient way is to run it as a channelless script and use DumbChannel (see below). This way is also more memory efficient as all calls are handled in one process.
+YAYPM uses Twisted. Twisted is quite large library and it loads quite slow (1-2s on PIII/700), which makes using YAYPM for IVR, via channeled extmodule problematic. More efficient way is to run it as a channelless script and use DumbChannel (see below). This way is also more memory efficient as all calls are handled in one process.
 ====Extmodule====
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 ====TCP Connector====
   f = TCPDispatcherFactory(start)
-f = TCPDispatcherFactory(start)
+ reactor.connectTCP("localhost", 5039, f)
-reactor.connectTCP("localhost", 5039, f)
+ reactor.run()
 reactor.run()
 ====Pipes Connector====

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   reactor.run()
-Consult [[extmodule]] documentation for more information.
+Consult [[External Module|extmodule]] documentation for more information.
 ===Connecting to YATE===

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	* [[YAYPM Installation on windows]]		* [[YAYPM Installation on windows]]
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		+	===How to run it in practice===
		+	Extmodule
		+
		+	YAYPM uses Twisted. Twisted is quite large library and it loads quite slow (1-2s on PIII/700), which makes using YAYPM for IVR stuff, via channeled extmodule problematic. More efficient way is to run it as a channelless script and use DumbChannel (see below). This way is also more memory efficient as all calls are handled in one process.
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		+	====Extmodule====
		+
		+	extmodule.conf via TCP
		+
		+	[listener A]
		+	type=tcp
		+	addr=0.0.0.0
		+	port=5039
		+	role=global
		+
		+	====TCP Connector====
		+
		+
		+	f = TCPDispatcherFactory(start)
		+	reactor.connectTCP("localhost", 5039, f)
		+	reactor.run()
		+
		+	====Pipes Connector====
		+
		+	It is also possible to use extmodule pipe transport. In that case StandardIO transport must be used:
		+
		+	p = TCPDispatcher(start)
		+	stdio.StandardIO(p)
		+	reactor.run()
		+
		+	Consult [[extmodule]] documentation for more information.

	===Connecting to YATE===		===Connecting to YATE===

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 In YAYPM program connection with YATE is represented by instance of class Dispatcher. Its method onmsg creates deferreds whose callbacks will be fired when a message comes from YATE:
   def onmsg(self, name, guard = lambda _: True, until = None, autoreturn = False):
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   ...
 wait for call.answered with "targetid" set to "callid" until call termination i.e.: arrival of chan.hangup with "id" set to callid.
 ===Sending messages===

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 * [[YAYPM:Simple IVR]]
 * [[YAYPM:Bridge and then unbridge]]
 * [[YAYPM:Bridge and then redirect after a hangup]]