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Created by: Patrick Hartl on 15-01-2010 01:02:32 PM Hello developer, I have a new problem or challenge 🙂 I have a vxml file which makes a sip call transfer.No I hve the problem, the called id should be dynamic. So I need a variable (<var =...) with the full SIP URI. I tested it with session.connection.remote.uri but this is only the hostname without the domain and port. But I think I need the complete one. Does anyone knows a session commando for this reason ? thx Patrick
Subject: RE: sip session uri Replied by: Yawming Chen on 15-01-2010 05:55:08 PM Do you mean you need something like this: INVITE sip:[email protected]:5060 SIP/2.0
Can you please specify what exactly you have to get ?
Thx Yawming
Subject: RE: sip session uri Replied by: Patrick Hartl on 17-01-2010 04:50:08 PM Hi, I need this fpr the transfer command. As I know, the command should be: sip:[email protected]:5060 So i need a vxml command (for example session.connection.xxxx) to assign a variable with the URI ([email protected]:5060) In my lab I have tested this issue. With session.connection.remote.uri I could assign the host (12345). But I need the whole URI. Or a special command to get the domain ! Do you know what I mean ? regards Patrick
Subject: RE: sip session uri Replied by: Vijay Prasad Neelamegam on 18-01-2010 08:59:01 AM Hi Patrick, You can tyr using the following commands 1) session.connection.originator : The value for this session variable will be returned as the sip address of the calling party: SESSION.CONNECTION.ORIGINATOR={ uri="sip:[email protected].x" } 2) session.connection.local.uri Thanks Vijay
Subject: RE: sip session uri Replied by: Patrick Hartl on 18-01-2010 02:07:17 PM Thank you - the session.connection.local.uri was the solution ! SOLVED
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