19 Aug
2007
19 Aug
'07
10:16 p.m.
Hi All
Now I try to use MI in my OpenSER and I have following questions:
1. when command (like t_uac_dlg issued via FIFO then request
constructed internally and never goes through route(0) block.
Is it right? If so, which logic used for processing such requests?
2. the same about mi_xmlrpc
Thanks for advise!
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CU,
Victor Gamov
20 Aug
20 Aug
6:19 p.m.
Hello,
On 08/19/07 23:16, Victor Gamov wrote:
Hi All
Now I try to use MI in my OpenSER and I have following questions:
1. when command (like t_uac_dlg issued via FIFO then request
constructed internally and never goes through route(0) block.
Is it right? If so, which logic used for processing such requests?
yes, such
requests don't go via openser config script, unless there is a
local loop. They are sent directly to destination. There is no logic to
process them. If the target is a local users, the request will be send
via loopback to openser.
2. the same about mi_xmlrpc
FIFO, XMLRPC, datagram are just transport layer
implementations for MI,
the behavior is same for all.
Cheers,
Daniel
Thanks for advise!
7:07 p.m.
Daniel-Constantin Mierla wrote:
Hello,
On 08/19/07 23:16, Victor Gamov wrote:
OK, I see
Thanks.
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CU,
Victor Gamov
Hi All
Now I try to use MI in my OpenSER and I have following questions:
1. when command (like t_uac_dlg issued via FIFO then request
constructed internally and never goes through route(0) block.
Is it right? If so, which logic used for processing such requests?
yes, such
requests don't go via openser config script, unless there is a
local loop. They are sent directly to destination. There is no logic to
process them. If the target is a local users, the request will be send
via loopback to openser.
2. the same about mi_xmlrpc
FIFO, XMLRPC, datagram are just transport layer
implementations for MI,
the behavior is same for all.
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