Xsip.generate
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:::Boolean value indicating that the sender should wait for the response to the request, default false | :::Boolean value indicating that the sender should wait for the response to the request, default false | ||
− | '''Note:''' A request URI must be present in a way or another - either specified | + | '''Note:''' A request URI must be present in a way or another - either specified explicitly or taken from the dialog of a channel ID - else the handler will silently return false. |
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:::Wait for the request transaction to terminate and set the code parameter of the message to the received SIP code | :::Wait for the request transaction to terminate and set the code parameter of the message to the received SIP code | ||
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+ | '''See also''' | ||
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+ | * [[Messages]] | ||
+ | * [[Telephony]] | ||
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+ | [[Category:SIP]] [[Category:Messages]] |
Latest revision as of 11:02, 4 November 2013
xsip.generate is a message sent by a module requesting the transmission of a SIP request. The ysipchan module handles this message.
[edit] Parameters
method
- Mandatory - The name of the SIP method to use in the request (e.g. NOTIFY)
uri
- The Request URI of the SIP request to generate
id
- The channel ID if the request must be generated in an existing dialog, overrides uri
line
- The account name if the request must be generated on a registered line, overrides domain
domain
- The domain used to fill the From and Call-ID headers if needed
xsip_type
- The content type header
xsip_body
- The content header
xsip_body_encoding
- The local body encoding for binary bodies, can be base64, hex (with no spaces) or hexs (separated with spaces). By default an UTF-8 text encoding is assumed
sip_headername
- Where headername is the name of the header to be sent with the request. This parameter is repeated for each header in the request (e.g. sip_From, sip_To, etc)
wait
- Boolean value indicating that the sender should wait for the response to the request, default false
Note: A request URI must be present in a way or another - either specified explicitly or taken from the dialog of a channel ID - else the handler will silently return false.
[edit] Return
The receiving module will:
wait=false
- Return without waiting for the request transaction to terminate, discard information from received answers
wait=true
- Wait for the request transaction to terminate and set the code parameter of the message to the received SIP code
See also