Javascript
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Revision as of 17:50, 26 March 2013
Here is information about how to use the embedded Javascript implementation to change the behavior of Yate.
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Configuring Javascript module to use routing scripts.
Language extensions for including other files and libraries.
Object construction and prototypal inheritance in Javascript.
Message queue cunstruction
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Routing rules written in a script using Yate's Javascript module.
Accessing the database from javascript module.
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See also
