On 21 Dec 2024, at 8:35 PM, Sergio Charrua via sr-users <sr-users@lists.kamailio.org> wrote:
You probably know this article, already, but Nick vs Networking has this nice explanation:
Atenciosamente / Kind Regards / Cordialement / Un saludo,
Sérgio Charrua
Hello, after the discussion regarding http and http_async, I started some labs to make a comparison and see what’s the trade off and the associated cost.
Main problem (to me) is im not clear on how transactions behave. Im running some fast tests now before I start to deploy the final scenarios and
1. A new transaction is created before the http_async call (as the module example shows for http_async_query function
2. The http_async_query call is executed, receives a response and the HTTP_REPLY route for http_async_query is executed.
3. As we need to redirect the call, im adding Contact information with append_to_reply and then calling t_reply(302,”Redirect)
Up to here INVITE is received, a 100 is answered and then the 302 with the expected Contact information (collected and built from the http_async_query response), problem is that the 302 is retransmitted 3 more times.
So, im not even sure that im doing the correct actions to process the call this way. Is there a document/book/reference I can read to understand transactions better?
By now I can not handle the call to be processed correctly (without the retransmissions) and finish the transaction the correct way.
Any help, link, guide, will be appreciated.
Regards.
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