“inbound” modo significa que usando ESL la aplicación se conecta como cliente a FreeSWITCH (FS) para el envío y recepción de eventos y comandos. (http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Mod_event_socket)
Ejemplo usando managed ESL
El siguiente fragmento de código establece una conexión con FS, subscribe a todos los eventos en formato de texto plano, y entra en un bucle esperando por un evento e imprimiéndole en pantalla cuando llega.
//Initializes a new instance of ESLconnection, and connects to the host $host on the port $port, and supplies $password to freeswitch
ESLconnection eslConnection = new ESLconnection("localhost", "8021", "ClueCon");
if (eslConnection.Connected() != ESL_SUCCESS)
{
Console.WriteLine("Error connecting to FreeSwitch");
return;
}
//Set log level
//ESL.eslSetLogLevel((int)enLogLevel.DEBUG);
// Subscribe to all events
ESLevent eslEvent = eslConnection.SendRecv("event plain ALL");
if (eslEvent == null)
{
Console.WriteLine("Error subscribing to all events");
return;
}
//Turns an event into colon-separated 'name: value' pairs. The format parameter isn't used
Console.WriteLine(eslEvent.Serialize(String.Empty));
// Grab Events until process is killed
while (eslConnection.Connected() == ESL_SUCCESS)
{
eslEvent = eslConnection.RecvEvent();
Console.WriteLine(eslEvent.Serialize(String.Empty));
}
Hi Diego, thanks for your posts. I have used your code from the Freeswitch site and have managed to successfully connect via managed ESL.
ResponderEliminarI am trying to build a simple .NET Windows Forms click-to-dial application.
Is it possible, using ESL, to make outbound calls on behalf of a user?
For example, my employees are using Xlite as their softphones, connected to FS. Can i create an application that will make calls on behalf of Xlite. In other words, employees will click a button on my application and Xlite begin to dial it?
The closest I have got is:
ESLConnection _eslconn = new ESLConnection
string command = "api originate sofia/external/0313278213@10.40.0.1 &bridge(user/1002)";
_eslconn.Send(command);
which generates 2 calls.
Alternatively, do you know of any .NET open source SIP softphones that I can play with? I had a look at FSCOMM, but I can't get my head around QT and C++
Regards
Roland
Hi Roland, my answer inline.
ResponderEliminarIs it possible, using ESL, to make outbound calls on behalf of a user?
Yes, is possible using Inbound mode with originate API.
For example, my employees are using Xlite as their softphones, connected to FS. Can i create an application that will make calls on behalf of Xlite. In other words, employees will click a button on my application and Xlite begin to dial it?
Make calls on behalf of Xlite, is not possible exactly, but is possible to make calls with the Xlite extension registered in FS and bridge it to B Leg. The scenary is:
1. Using originate API, originate with A leg (Xlite extension) and B Leg (destination number).
2. Passing bridge like application argument to origanate, is possible to bridge both legs.
Alternatively, do you know of any .NET open source SIP softphones that I can play with? I had a look at FSCOMM, but I can't get my head around QT and C++
No, I don't know any .NET open source SIP softphone, I have used 3CX and PortGo.