Re: [Bayonne-devel] Bayonne in a PABX environnement

[infos chez fdrconseil]

Le Mon, 30 Aug 2004 12:40:37 +0200, Erwan MAS <address@hidden> a écrit:

> On Sun, Aug 29, 2004 at 06:30:02PM +0200, infos chez fdrconseil wrote:
> | Le Sun, 29 Aug 2004 08:53:39 +1000, Mark Lipscombe 
> <address@hidden> a
> | ?crit:
> |
> | >Erwan MAS wrote:
> | >>Hello ,
> | >>
> | >>I have Bayonne with a capi driver configured , connected
> | >>via a pabx .
> | >>My configuration work , i can use the playrec.scr , via
> | >>the phone number affected to the isdn card .
> | >>
> | >>I want to program this :
> | >>  After a selection , Bayonne must tranfert the call , to     a 
> another
> | >>phone via the pabx .
> | >>
> | >
> | >Bayonne's CAPI driver doesn't currently support any kind of call
> | >transferring.  To achieve this, you would need to implement transfer
> | >capabilities however CAPI 2.0 does it.
> | >
> | >Cheers,
> | >Mark
> |
> |
> | An other solution is :
> | After the selection, your script dials a number which will be 
> understood
> | by the PABX as a local
> | number and that will be established on a local phone (connected to the
> | PABX). When this dial succeeds, you simply
> | join the incomming call with the outgoing call (using "wait" and "join"
> | script commands).
> |
> |
> | FdR.
>
> In absolute , a typical script for doing a transfert , can be :
>
> 1)  answer
>
> 2)  wait
>
> 3)  dial origin=7795 7734
>
> 4)  join id=???
>
>   where i can found the id ...

The idea is to use 2 scripts, and the "join" is done with the caller script

Briefly, here is the principles :


The caller script is something like :

        set %MyCallid %session.id
        # start the second script
        start.group OutGoingTrunk CallOut::Dial %MyCallid %NumberToDial
        do
                play %waiting
        loop

^event
        if %session.eventsendermsg == "ok" ::aboutJonction

....

::aboutJonction
        wait 30
        ...


And the called script is something like :

::Dial
        dial %NumberToDial maxTime=20

        play Welcome

        # send a message to the caller
        send %MyCallid "ok"
        sleep 2
        join %MyCallid 30

          # in the end of the join :
        play EndOfCom



You should just choose correctly the number to dial so the pabx will 
direct the call to
a locally connected phone.
Hoping it helps,
I've already seen some similar samples posted in this list,
Cheers
FdR