asterisk users - Jun 2006 - Callback Application: Suggestions Please.

Tigran Kocharyan a ?crit :
> Dear Asterisk Comunity,
> I'm thinking about developing a callback application based on the 
> following scenario:
>
> 1. Customer Calls the outgoing number which is a PSTN line connected 
> to my Zap channel
> 2. Asterisk captures the Caller ID and calls back the customer.
> 3. As soon as the customer picks up the phone, asterisk plays a promt 
> to enter the Destination number.
> 4. Asterisk Connects the Outgoing number through another channel 
> (SIP/IAX/ZAP) and bridges the call.
> 5. After the completion, I should see the Disconnect Reason and the 
> Duration for each leg of the call.
>
> The first two steps are quite evident.
> Now the trick comes on step 3. How to Dial out a number and listen for 
> DTMF tones?
http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+auto-dial+out

It looks like you want to do a calling card application. Why not try 
astcc.agi? It works great...

> After this, maybe park the call, or send it to conference room, then 
> create the second leg of the call, then bridge the call...
> Do you think Asterisk reached to a level whereas it is possible to 
> achieve the solution?
Sure it has.

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Dear Asterisk Comunity,
I'm thinking about developing a callback application based on the 
following scenario:

1. Customer Calls the outgoing number which is a PSTN line connected to 
my Zap channel
2. Asterisk captures the Caller ID and calls back the customer.
3. As soon as the customer picks up the phone, asterisk plays a promt to 
enter the Destination number.
4. Asterisk Connects the Outgoing number through another channel 
(SIP/IAX/ZAP) and bridges the call.
5. After the completion, I should see the Disconnect Reason and the 
Duration for each leg of the call.

The first two steps are quite evident.
Now the trick comes on step 3. How to Dial out a number and listen for 
DTMF tones? After this, maybe park the call, or send it to conference 
room, then create the second leg of the call, then bridge the call...
Do you think Asterisk reached to a level whereas it is possible to 
achieve the solution?
Thanks for your suggestions.

Keyboardot ragadtam, hogy va'laszoljak Tigran Kocharyan osszedobalt
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> 
> 1. Customer Calls the outgoing number which is a PSTN line connected to 
> my Zap channel
> 2. Asterisk captures the Caller ID and calls back the customer.
> 3. As soon as the customer picks up the phone, asterisk plays a promt to 
> enter the Destination number.
> 4. Asterisk Connects the Outgoing number through another channel 
> (SIP/IAX/ZAP) and bridges the call.
> 5. After the completion, I should see the Disconnect Reason and the 
> Duration for each leg of the call.
> 
> The first two steps are quite evident.
> Now the trick comes on step 3. How to Dial out a number and listen for 
> DTMF tones? After this, maybe park the call, or send it to conference 
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