Created by: Brian McCormick on 07-07-2011 04:52:16 AM Hi, I'm looking to create a simple TCL script which will automatically disconnected an outgoing call after 10secs. Can anybody point me in the right direction for this? Thanks, Brian
Subject: RE: TCL script to disconnect call after 10 secs Replied by: Anusha Kannappan on 07-07-2011 06:43:32 AM Hi,
You can set timer when the call is active and once the timer expires call a procedure that would destroy the connection and disconnect the leg using the following command
At the end of the document you could see some sample scripts, make use of the procedures and FSM states as per your requirement and create a script.
Thanks, Anusha
Subject: RE: TCL script to disconnect call after 10 secs Replied by: Raghavendra Gutty Veeranagappa on 08-07-2011 01:48:37 AM Hi Brian,
you don't need to intialize the timer, The timer start command starts a timer for a specified number of seconds When the timer expires, the script receives an ev_named_timer event. please send us your script and debugs by enabling below debugs to find the issue.
debug voip app
Thanks, Raghavendra
Subject: RE: TCL script to disconnect call after 10 secs Replied by: Brian McCormick on 07-07-2011 10:25:02 AM Hi, That's helpful. I'm almost there, but I'm having trouble initialising the timer.. At this line ... #create a timer for 5 secs timer start named_timer 5 timer_1 I get the following error: //-1//TCL :EE29697584000:/tcl_TimerStartObjCmd: timer start named_timer 5 timer_1 %SYS-3-MGDTIMER: Uninitialized timer, init with uninitialized master, timer = 38. -Process= "script background loader", How do I initialse named_timer? Thanks, Brian
Subject: RE: TCL script to disconnect call after 10 secs Replied by: Brian McCormick on 08-07-2011 04:17:24 AM Hi, I've attached the script. I think my issue is finding the event that will trigger the procedure that will start the timer. I'm attempting to run this script on the outgoing dial peer. I initially started the timer in the init{} procedure .. that's why I was getting the initialisation error ... I'm not getting this anymore.
Thanks, Brian
Subject: RE: TCL script to disconnect call after 10 secs Replied by: Yaw-Ming Chen on 08-07-2011 01:53:06 PM Your script doesn't connect incoming leg Please go to http://developer.cisco.com/web/vgapi/docs download "How to test TCL IVR Scripts in Cisco Voice..." You should find an sample script in it. Take a look how to do call setup.
Thanks !
Subject: RE: TCL script to disconnect call after 10 secs Replied by: Brian McCormick on 08-07-2011 05:37:54 PM Some basic stuff missing from that script. I've resolved my issue. Thanks for the help
Brian
Subject: RE: TCL script to disconnect call after 10 secs Replied by: Brian Meade on 05-08-2011 03:25:55 PM Brian,
Could you send me your script? I'm looking to do the same thing and don't have any script experience at all.
Thanks!
Subject: RE: TCL script to disconnect call after 10 secs Replied by: Juan Manuel Valladares on 13-06-2012 06:52:18 PM Hey Brian, can you send me your script too please, thank you so much for your help... my email is fallenangel.jm@gmail.com
Subject: RE: TCL script to disconnect call after 10 secs Replied by: Hassan Alsafi on 24-07-2012 06:45:48 AM Dear Brian ,,
Subject: RE: TCL script to disconnect call after 10 secs Replied by: MIGUEL MARTINEZ on 07-02-2013 10:58:08 AM Brian, can you send me the script, please. melvin.silva@hotmail.com
Actually, I do not have much knowledge about TCL scripts. So thanks for your help sharing me the whole script to do this. I will try to study and learn to apply. thank you very much
i will try recheck and add it to out role when user calling in the gateway.
Actually, I do not have much knowledge about TCL scripts. So thanks for your help sharing me the whole script to do this. I will try to study and learn to apply. thank you very much
i will try recheck and add it to out role when user calling in the gateway.
Can you please share with me the TCL script for call disconnect, please send to - agupta25@gmail.com
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