Hi Dan,
The event mechanism is by definition an one way communication system. I
understand what you are looking for, but the event system is not the
answer for it (at least not anymore if you do look to get a sort of
replies back).
You can get CDRS or others via events, but for auth purposes,
Hi Brett,
Yes, that is on the TODO list, to have the dialog module exporting some
dialog related events. Not sure if it will make it in 2.1 as there are
many other on TODO list (like the proto stack rework, adding WS, etc).
If time allows, why not :)
Regards,
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu
OpenSIPS
Hey Bogdan,
Thanks for your input, I think we are on the same page here. Maybe I was
the one forcing events to be the solution just because we already
implemented the protocol for it :). The perfect solution would be as you
said, a 2 way protocol (I was calling them events since I imagined
Hey All,
An idea that I've tossed out before that is similar here is event
routes that are triggered on dialog state changes. I have to admit I
don't know if the 2.x already has this or not but I think especially
on the context of a billing engine, tying and event to a dialog state
change makes
Hi Dan,
Indeed, the idea is quite old and it exists since the old SER times when
a very similar mechanism was used for SER and SEMS integration - see the
t_write_fifo() function in TM - this creates a transaction, writes down
stuff to SEMS via a fifo file and puts transaction on hold. It was
Hey Bogdan,
Thank you for your input and support!
Regarding existing mechanisms, I would still prefer the event part as it
works now since it generates automated CDR vs http rest or exec where I
need to make up my own one. Http would be my second choice if you ask me.
On the other hand, what
Hi Bogdan,
I cannot claim IPR of the idea since we are using it already inside
CGRateS with another proxy so it was not invented by us :).
The process should be something like: when OpenSIPS sends out an event
over a connection, it should be also possible to receive data (answer or
not)
Hi Dan,
Could you detail a bit more your idea ? I'm not sure I get the whole
concept.
Regards,
Bogdan-Andrei Iancu
OpenSIPS Founder and Developer
http://www.opensips-solutions.com
On 27.01.2015 13:38, DanB wrote:
Hey Guys,
Now that async script routes is an actual subject, I was wondering
