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...'rfc2833''' Send DTMFs as RFC2833 RTP signals. This method will be used if external RTP is started and remote party advertised RFC2833 support. ...o stream. This method will succeed if media is started, the tone generator module is loaded and there is a translator from PCM (yate 'slin' format) to curren

By default Yate loads modules relevant to its current running mode: * all modules from the base module directory

This module can be used either to send or receive a fax from a local file. The module is sending and receiving faxes by using any other telephony capable channel

This module works with [[wavefile]] module and a database driver, currently only [[MySQL]]. The module is used to play or record wave sounds. The wave sounds are kept in binary d

This module implements main features needed for a jabber server. ; comp External component connection

Module jbfeatures implements Jabber server features: The module pgsqldb(or mysqdb) can be used to make the connection between Yate and one

...ity is not related to routing, therefore regexroute - or any other routing module - will not help writing an IVR. In Yate an IVR is rather an application sta ...] section. The scripts_dir parameter must point to the directory where the external scripts and their libraries are installed, like in this example:

This module allows playing arbitrary raw audio streams from an external data source. It is typically used to provide entertainment to people waitin Multiple named sources can be specified, for each only one external process is created and data is distributed internally to all consumers.

...and '''external'''. <br>From telnet you can start/stop/restart an external module without stopping Yate (operations needed when you want to update the change ... the next steps to know how to see from Telnet the running global external modules.

External Module allows you to use channel or global scripts in Yate.<br> These modules can be started from Yate and communicate through pipes to the extmodule.<b

Yate has support for SIP Protocol. The module is called ysipchan and the associated configuration file is ysipchan.conf. This module is a VoIP SIP driver based on [[YASS]] library.

* '''modules''' directory - this directory specifies the location from where YATE plugi * '''shared files''' directory - directory used for storing shared data (external scripts, audio files, skins for the client)

...VR is implemented using a script run under the control of the the external module and a library that converts incoming and outgoing messages in objects the p ...ge and looking at the answer. An IVR can even act as a short lived routing module, for example to implement a meeting room.

...pening much easier since we know which module passes which data to another module. ... execution thread of the module that called dispatch. The execution of the module stops until answer is received. Enqueue is done asynchronously. The message

... messages or set message handlers in Yate using [[External Module|external module]]. ...y implements the basics for writing object oriented, event driven external modules (global or channel) using the PHP language and interpreter.

...write YATE modules in PYTHON. PYTHON modules comunicate with YATE core via external protocol or run in python interperter embedded in pymodule. Consult [[External Module|extmodule]] documentation for more information.

===External dependencies=== Install external dependencies then execute

... module or generically in other Yate's [[modules]] or in [[External Module|external scripts]]. You can also generate SIP requests from Yate (from other modules/custom scripts) and they will be sent to a specific party.

...r_expressions|regexroute]]/[[External_Module|external module]]/custom yate module. ...ndle [[xsip.generate]] and send SIP requests of behalf on scripts or other modules.

* '''Yate Modules''' - modules of Yate are equal no matter if they are telephony or routing or anything e ...n have an arbitrary number of parameters, and can be sent to more than one module by changing the priority.