Chan.connect
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Latest revision as of 13:26, 21 January 2013
chan.connect is a message sent by a module requesting the connection of two channels.
[edit] Parameters
- id
- Specify channel id of leg A
- targetid
- Specify the channel id of leg B
- id_peer
- If true, field id will be treated as peer, false - as id
- targetid_peer
- Boolean value indicating to connect the corresponding peer. Defaults to false. If true, field id will be treated as peer of provided call id, false - as id itself.
[edit] Return
A module processing this message should return true if the connection succeedded.
[edit] Example
Initiate call to two persons and connect them to each other
%%>message:0xb59f6f11.327305252:1326117799:call.execute::callto=dumb/:target=person1
Answer:
%%<message:0xb59f6f11.327305252:true:call.execute::callto=dumb/:target=person1:id=dumb/47:peerid=sip/134:targetid=sip/134
Call to person2, connect it to dumb channel:
%%>message:0xb59f6f11.327305253:1326117800:call.execute::callto=dumb/:target=person2
Answer:
%%<message:0xb59f6f11.327305253:true:call.execute::callto=dumb/:target=person2:id=dumb/48:peerid=sip/135:targetid=sip/135
Next, connect them:
%%>message:0xb59f6f11.327305254:1326117801:chan.connect::id=sip/134:targetid=sip/135
Or:
%%>message:0xb59f6f11.327305254:1326117801:chan.connect::id=dumb/47:id_peer=true:targetid=dumb/48:targetid_peer=true
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