Hi Antoine, you can use the optimized format: if ( is_method("REGISTER|SUBSCRIBE|NOTIFY" ) { ds_select_domain( "1", "0" ); } else { if ( is_method("INVITE|BYE|CANCEL" ) { ds_select_domain( "2", "0" ); } } regards, bogdan Antoine Fressancourt wrote:

Thank you for that answer, I will give it a try and tell you about whether it fits or not

Thank you very much !

2006/2/8, Anders Brownworth < anders-c@evantide.com <mailto:anders-c@evantide.com>>:

Antoine,

Something like this might do what you are looking for:

if ( ( method == "REGISTER" ) || ( method == "SUBSCRIBE" ) || ( method == "NOTIFY" ) ) { ds_select_domain( "1", "0" );

} else { if ( ( method == "INVITE" ) || ( method == "BYE" ) || ( method == "CANCEL" ) ) { ds_select_domain( "2", "0" );

}

}

-Anders

On Wed, 8 Feb 2006, Antoine Fressancourt wrote:

> Hello, > > I followed with great interest the discussion about the use of the > Dispatcher module that occured in the last few days. Yet, I have another > question. For design issues, I wish to balance the incoming SIP messages > according to the method they hold : for instance, I want to treat the > REGISTER, SUBSCRBE and NOTIFY messages on some machines, and the INVITE, > BYE, CANCEL on another set of machines. I know this may seem strange first, > but I wonder if any mecanism allow to do that. > > Thank you in advance for your answers. > > Antoine Fressancourt >

-a ___________________________________________________________________________ anders brownworth http://www.anders.com/

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