This is for better performace and to take atvantage of mrcp connections.
There should be no apparent change in usage.
The conference now supports changing the voice via the text string
by starting a text blurb with #voice# eg
#william#This will sound like William.
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This patch adds a scheduler thread to the core and moves the heartbeat
event to use the new scheduler as an example.
Also The following features are implemented that use this scheduler:
sched_hangup dialplan application:
<action application="sched_hangup" data="+10 normal_clearing bleg"/>
** The cause code is optional and the optional bleg keyword will only hangup the
channel the current channel is bridged to if the call is in a bridge.
sched_transfer dialplan application:
<action application="sched_transfer" data="+10 1000 XML default"/>
** The last 2 args (dialplan and context) are optional
sched_broadcast dialplan application:
<action application="sched_broadcast" data="+10 playback:/tmp/foo.wav"/>
<action application="sched_broadcast" data="+10 playback!normal_clearing:/tmp/foo.wav"/>
** The optional !<cause_code> can be added to make the channel hangup after broadcasting the file.
sched_hangup api function:
sched_hangup +10 <uuid_string> normal_clearing
** The cause code is optional
sched_transfer api function:
sched_transfer +10 <uuid_string> 1000 XML default
** The last 2 args (dialplan and context) are optional
sched_broadcast api function:
sched_broadcast +10 <uuid_str> playback:/tmp/foo.wav
sched_broadcast +10 <uuid_str> playback!normal_clearing:/tmp/foo.wav
** The optional !<cause_code> can be added to make the channel hangup after broadcasting the file.
The new C functions in the core are documented in the doxeygen.
*NOTE* This commit should satisfy at least 2 bounties on the wiki
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The most important thing to check is you now must create a new session with a blank constructor:
s = new Session();
then call s.originate() with all the former args that were documented to be for the constructor
this will will return true or false to indicate if the call worked.
See below this sample code demonstrates all of the changes:
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function on_hangup(hup_session)
{
console_log("debug", "HANGUP!!!! name: " + hup_session.name + " cause: " + hup_session.cause + "\n");
//exit here would end the script so you could cleanup and just be done
//exit();
}
//set the on_hangup function to be called when this session is hungup
session.setHangupHook(on_hangup);
//allocate a new b_session
var b_session = new Session();
//make a call with b_session. If this fails, all we will be able to access is the b_session.cause attr
if (b_session.originate(session, "sofia/mydomain.com/888@conference.freeswitch.org")) {
//Inform the scripting engine to automaticly hang this session up when the script ends
b_session.setAutoHangup(true);
//set the on_hangup function to be called when this session is hungup
b_session.setHangupHook(on_hangup);
//bridge session with b_session
bridge(session, b_session);
} else {
console_log("debug", "Originate Failed.. cause: " + b_session.cause + "\n");
}
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