asterisk users - Apr 2008 - UPDATED Asterisk Jingle Extensions.conf

Dear All

I am using gtalk features with my own XMPP server "OpenFire"
I have setup gtalk.conf and jabber.conf on asterisk and now I can make calls
from clients registered on my XMPP server to SIP devices by calling the xmpp
accounts registered as clients on asterisk.

I have sent a previous email with a problem that I solved by using component
mode. In this mode the asterisk server acts as a subdomain. So I can call
1000 at subdomain.com, 1001 at subdomian.com

My current extension file looks as follows:

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exten => s,1,NoOp( Call from XMPP)
exten => s,n,Set(CALLERID(name)="From XMPP  Server")
exten => s,n,Dial(SIP/1234)

However I want it to call the number in dialed initially I.e 1000 or 1001
etc etc etc. Any way to do this parsing using Asterisk ?

Thanks
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Hi Ali,
> I have sent a previous email with a problem that I solved by using
component
> mode. In this mode the asterisk server acts as a subdomain. So I can call
> 1000 at subdomain.com, 1001 at subdomian.com
That's a nice way of using Asterisk's component capability. Which
XMPP/Jingle client are you using?
> However I want it to call the number in dialed initially I.e 1000 or 1001
> etc etc etc. Any way to do this parsing using Asterisk ?
If your XMPP/Jingle client can send DTMF, you can use Asterisk's DISA
application that will collect the entered digits and place a new call
: http://www.voip-info.org/wiki-Asterisk+cmd+DISA

If your XMPP/Jingle client cannot send DTMF, then please open a
feature request on the bug tracker : http://bugs.digium.com/, along
with an Asterisk's debug output and detailed description of the
feature.

Cheers,

Philippe