Messages in JS

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From Javascript module (the same goes for external scripts) you can have access to all Yate's messages.

In order to receive a message you must install a handler.

You can also create, a custom MessageQueue, to avoid usage of internal Yate's message queue, if you need to handle a specific message, that takes too long to be processed by Yate.


Yate message processing:

Enqueue:
Check if an installed MessageQueue matches it. Put it there if so. Message will be processed by it.
Otherwise: put message in Yate internal queue. Message will be taken by an internal worker and dispatched.

Dispatch:

  • Find a message handler matching the message (name and any parameter(s) filter). Handle return value:
    • False: find another message handler
    • True (message is broadcast): find another message handler
    • True (message is not broadcast): stop processing
  • Set message handled indication to boolean true if any handler returned true
  • Call internal message dispatched function (see enqueue() function parameters)
  • Pass message (read-only) and handled indication to installed post hooks matching it
  • Return handled indication (boolean true/false) to caller


YATE's Messages in JavaScript

How to install handler for messages from Javascript.

How to install a message handler using a separate context in Javascript.

The MessageQueue is a mechanism for organizing Yate's messages in different queues.


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