Javascript
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* [[Starting_CDR_Ring_Timer_on_call.progress#Javascript_example|Starting CDR Ring Timer on call.progress]] | * [[Starting_CDR_Ring_Timer_on_call.progress#Javascript_example|Starting CDR Ring Timer on call.progress]] | ||
How to start CDR Ring Timer on call.progress | How to start CDR Ring Timer on call.progress | ||
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How to hangle call.route for SIP MESSAGE request to build SMS or allow SIP MESSAGEs only for some users | How to hangle call.route for SIP MESSAGE request to build SMS or allow SIP MESSAGEs only for some users | ||
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Revision as of 15:19, 25 October 2013
Here is information about how to use the embedded Javascript implementation to change the behavior of Yate.
| Information about the language | Configuration examples |
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Language, Objects and Functions Reference. Configuring Javascript module to use routing scripts. Language extensions for including other files and libraries. Object construction and prototypal inheritance in Javascript. Messages in JavaScript Describes implemented methods that process actions in certain time intervals. Methods of sharing data between different Javascript instances. |
Routing rules written in a script using Yate's Javascript module. Accessing the database from javascript module. How to start CDR Ring Timer on call.progress How to hangle call.route for SIP MESSAGE request to build SMS or allow SIP MESSAGEs only for some users |
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