Msg.execute
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'''callto''' | '''callto''' | ||
| − | ::: | + | :::the module and module-specific address that is expected (by means of the routing decision) to service the call |
'''called''' | '''called''' | ||
| − | ::: | + | :::the number of the called |
'''called_instance''' | '''called_instance''' | ||
| − | ::: | + | :::the called instance |
'''caller''' | '''caller''' | ||
| − | ::: | + | :::the number of the caller |
'''caller_instance''' | '''caller_instance''' | ||
| − | ::: | + | :::he caller instance |
===How it works?=== | ===How it works?=== | ||
Revision as of 18:54, 22 January 2013
msg.execute is emitted by a module that wants to send a chat message.
Parameters
callto
- the module and module-specific address that is expected (by means of the routing decision) to service the call
called
- the number of the called
called_instance
- the called instance
caller
- the number of the caller
caller_instance
- he caller instance
How it works?
The module that handles msg.execute will check the callto parameter and called parameter to not be empty and if a full JID is obtain with a resource and a chan.text is emitted from the channel. The return value is true if the chan.text was emitted.
See also
