mod_dptools: Inline Dialplan
About
Allows you to specify a dialplan in code where you might normally specify an extension and dialplan.
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- 1 Examples
- 1.1 uuid_transfer
- 1.2 Originate
- 1.3 PortAudio
- 1.4 SIP Profile
- 2 See Also
Basic syntax is a comma-separated list of 'app:arg' pairs:
'app1:arg1,app2:arg2,app3:arg3' inline
Single quotes generally are necessary except in the case of a single app:arg pair with no spaces, e.g.:
uuid_transfer <uuid> playback:/foo.wav inline
The inline dialplan is a handy tool that allows for flexible application development.
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- 1 Examples
- 1.1 uuid_transfer
- 1.2 Originate
- 1.3 PortAudio
- 1.4 SIP Profile
- 2 See Also
Examples
uuid_transfer
A simple uuid transfer might look like this:
uuid_transfer 2bde6598-0f1a-48fe-80bc-a457a31b0055 'set:test=blah blah,playback:foo.wav' inline
Another application is to grabbed a parked channel and bridge to another channel:
uuid_transfer <parked_uuid> intercept:<other_uuid> inline
Originate
A simple originate where the B leg is specified inline:
originate sofia/gateway/my_gw/user@domain.com 'set:myvar=myvalue,info:,playback:foo.wav' inline
PortAudio
A handy way to use PortAudio from the FreeSWITCH CLI is this:
originate {absolute_codec_string=XXXX}sofia/default/foo@bar.com bridge:portaudio/auto_answer inline
See also: Getting Fancy With PortAudio
Note the lack of a leading / in the bridge string above. If you tried to do bridge:/portaudio/auto_answer the bridge would fail with CHAN_NOT_IMPLEMENTED because FreeSWITCH™ assumes the string between the ':' and the first '/' to be the channel type, and so if you have a leading slash the channel type is an empty string.
SIP Profile
The dialplan parameter in the SIP profile can also be an inline dialplan. The standard entry is this:
<param name="dialplan" value="XML"/>
Customize it like this:
<param name="dialplan" value="inline:playback:woohoo.wav,hangup:BUHbye"/>
Note that you specify "inline:" at the beginning of the parameter and not at the end like you do when using the command line.