sched_api is a fsapi command not a dialplan application, I believe
sched_hangup is both.
Mike
On Oct 13, 2009, at 6:14 AM, Henry Huang wrote:
Hi:
I am using mod_java. And in my script I was able to achieve using:
execute("sched_hangup", "+300 alloted_timeout");
However, when I try to run sched_api in the same way, system log
returns that it's an invalid application. I have also tried to
trigger it with many conditional channel variable api calls , but
non of them seemed to execute the api command (because I turned on
the highest level of debugging and see no where the sched_api is
being called.
The closest thing I got was by using "api_after_bridge" like the
following, but it only launches when the bridge is teared down(which
is not what I want). I originally thought after bridge means right
after the 2 party is connected. All I want is to be able to play
some message to leg A at certain time.
setVariable("api_after_bridge", "sched_api +10 none uuid_displace $
{uuid} start /path/to/some.wav 20 mux");
I have been struggling with different combination for a week now..
Please shed some light if you know something.
Thanks,
--
Henry Huang
UniC Solution - Communication Unified
VoIP & Open Source software Consultant
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