Re: [Bayonne-devel] How to ensure the proper script ending.

[David Sugar]

If there is a ^hangup handler, it takes precidence over an ::exit 
script.  Otherwise the ::exit script is used.  You will want to use the 
"exit" command to exit your call flow and call the ^hangup or ::exit 
script if you are going to hangup on the caller, and then use your 
^hangup or ::exit handler for call logging.  If you just "goto ::exit" 
directly to end the call from the server side, a real hangup event will 
then re-start ::exit, and so you may get a double audit log.

Dedov Anton wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I am going to build commercial IVR-service based on Bayonne and Dialogic
> cards. And I am trying to write varios sample scripts using dummy driver
> awhile. 
>
> I need to store accounting information about call duration into
> database. The question is can I ensure that the ::exit subroutine would
> called on each hangup or script ending? 
>
> Or I need explicitly call ::exit on each ^hangup event or befure exit
> operator?
>
> Can I use .template for such task?
>
> Anton Dedov
>
>
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