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Sniffed 'call.route' time=1365692292.996772 Returned false 'call.route' delay=0.012136

...onality. A route to a given called number can be obtained by emitting a "[[call.route]]" message and looking at the answer. An IVR can even act as a short lived

=== Example of ''call.route'' message === A very good example about how the message system works is the "[[call.route]]" message.

d = yate.onmsg("call.route", creates deferred that will fire its callback on message "call.route" with "called" attribute set to "ivr", and:

yate.onmsg("call.route").addCallback(on_route) yate.onmsg("call.route",

route = yield yate.onmsg("call.route", lambda m : m["called"] == "ivr")

yield self.client.installMsgHandler("call.route", prio = 50)

yield self.client.installMsgHandler("call.route", prio = 50)

.*=rename call.route;message=msg.route ...file(or other module/script depending on the setup) will also handle the [[call.route]] message used to find the SIP uri where the MESSAGE request should be sent

* [[call.route]]

...ute]](2) message for a decision on where the call should be routed to. The call.route message maps a called number to a call target.

How to hangle call.route for SIP MESSAGE request to build SMSC or allow SIP messages only for some u

2. Creates a MessageQueue for call.route message, who has called=123. Two processing threads will be created. When a installHook(callback,"call.route",2,"called=123");

:- call.route=yes -> Activate handler on the [[call.route]] message. Used to route the calls. In [[Register|register.conf]] in section '''[general]''' the ''call.route'' and ''call.cdr'' must be enabled. They are used for routing the calls and

...e to do the routing from an external script, you add this custom params in call.route message when routing the call. You have to install handler for [[call.route]] and add your parameters like this:

When Yate receives SIP MESSAGE request from a client it will send a [[call.route]] message with parameter'''route_type='msg''''. This is the same behaviour The [[call.route]] message will be handled by the [[Routing|routing]] module. You won't need

call.route 80 onRoute roaming:80

m = new Message("call.route");

The parameters in the [[call.route]] message are set in the ''message'' variable.