asterisk users - Jul 2010 - AGI execution after Dial

Hello,

I'm currently developing a simple asterisk application using SFS (Skype For
SIP) which tries to call to an outbound number, play a message and read DMTF

digits. My first approach used the Manager to originate calls and then
called an
agi script to deal with the rest. Anyway, this ended up being not so clear
because the call did not start on the Originate extension that it was
supposed
to. Instead it would go to the Skype ID number extension.

For example, if I originate a call with the code below, it will go first to
the
9051000XXXXXX extension and then to 1. Is it possible to use the CONSOLE
(somehow like console dial number) channel to originate calls? This might be

a solution.

action.setChannel("SIP/99051000XXXXXX");
action.setCallerId("99051000XXXXXX");
action.setContext("autodialer");
action.setExten("1");
action.setPriority(new Integer(1));
action.setVariable("numero", "5555555");

Then, I figured I could place the calls from within an AGI script.
Obviously, I
got stuck again. Now, when I execute the application Dial, the script
pauses until the called party hangs up. This behavior is expected but I'd
like to know if there's any way to continue the execution of the script so I

can play the message and read the digits. I tried to create multiple threads

to see if I could continue with the script even after the dial, but it would
not
run the second thread until the call ended. Any help on this subject is
welcome.

Kindly,
Felipe KUrkowski
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Try with something like

action.setChannel("SIP/99051000XXXXXX at YourTrunkName");

On Sat, Jul 17, 2010 at 10:19 PM, Felipe Kurkowski <
felipekurkowski at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm currently developing a simple asterisk application using SFS (Skype
For
> SIP) which tries to call to an outbound number, play a message and read
> DMTF
> digits. My first approach used the Manager to originate calls and then
> called an
> agi script to deal with the rest. Anyway, this ended up being not so clear
> because the call did not start on the Originate extension that it was
> supposed
> to. Instead it would go to the Skype ID number extension.
>
> For example, if I originate a call with the code below, it will go first to
> the
> 9051000XXXXXX extension and then to 1. Is it possible to use the CONSOLE
> (somehow like console dial number) channel to originate calls? This might
> be
> a solution.
>
> action.setChannel("SIP/99051000XXXXXX");
> action.setCallerId("99051000XXXXXX");
> action.setContext("autodialer");
> action.setExten("1");
> action.setPriority(new Integer(1));
> action.setVariable("numero", "5555555");
>
> Then, I figured I could place the calls from within an AGI script.
> Obviously, I
> got stuck again. Now, when I execute the application Dial, the script
> pauses until the called party hangs up. This behavior is expected but
I'd
> like to know if there's any way to continue the execution of the script
so
> I
> can play the message and read the digits. I tried to create multiple
> threads
> to see if I could continue with the script even after the dial, but it
> would not
> run the second thread until the call ended. Any help on this subject is
> welcome.
>
> Kindly,
> Felipe KUrkowski
>
>
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