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The free Java library for Asterisk PBX integration.
package org.asteriskjava.examples.activities;
import org.asteriskjava.pbx.*;
import org.asteriskjava.pbx.activities.DialActivity;
import org.asteriskjava.util.Log;
import org.asteriskjava.util.LogFactory;
public class Dial {
static private Log logger = LogFactory.getLog(Dial.class);
static public void main(String[] args) {
syncDial();
asyncDial();
}
/**
* Simple synchronous dial. The dial method won't return until the dial
* starts. Using this method will lockup your UI until the dial starts. For
* better control use the async Dial method below.
*/
static private void syncDial() {
try {
String dialOptions = "";
PBX pbx = PBXFactory.getActivePBX();
// The trunk MUST match the section header (e.g. [default]) that
// appears
// in your /etc/asterisk/sip.d file (assuming you are using a SIP
// trunk).
// The trunk is used to select which SIP trunk to dial through.
Trunk trunk = pbx.buildTrunk("default");
// We are going to dial from extension 100
EndPoint from = pbx.buildEndPoint(TechType.SIP, "100");
// The caller ID to show on extension 100.
CallerID fromCallerID = pbx.buildCallerID("100", "My Phone");
// The caller ID to display on the called parties phone
CallerID toCallerID = pbx.buildCallerID("83208100", "Asterisk Java is calling");
// The party we are going to call.
EndPoint to = pbx.buildEndPoint(TechType.SIP, trunk, "5551234");
// Trunk is currently ignored so set to null
// The call is dialed and only returns when the call comes up (it
// doesn't wait for the remote end to answer).
DialActivity dial = pbx.dial(from, fromCallerID, to, toCallerID, dialOptions);
Call call = dial.getNewCall();
Thread.sleep(20000);
logger.warn("Hanging up");
pbx.hangup(call);
} catch (PBXException | InterruptedException e) {
System.out.println(e);
}
}
static private void asyncDial() {
String dialOptions = "";
PBX pbx = PBXFactory.getActivePBX();
// We are going to dial from extension 100
EndPoint from = pbx.buildEndPoint(TechType.SIP, "100");
// The caller ID to show on extension 100.
CallerID fromCallerID = pbx.buildCallerID("100", "My Phone");
// The caller ID to display on the called parties phone
CallerID toCallerID = pbx.buildCallerID("83208100", "Asterisk Java is calling");
// The party we are going to call.
EndPoint to = pbx.buildEndPoint(TechType.SIP, pbx.buildTrunk("default"), "5551234");
// Start the dial and return immediately.
// progress is provided via the ActivityCallback.
pbx.dial(from, fromCallerID, to, toCallerID, new ActivityCallback() {
@Override
public void progress(DialActivity activity, ActivityStatusEnum status, String message) {
if (status == ActivityStatusEnum.SUCCESS) {
System.out.println("Dial all good");
try {
// Call is up
Call call = activity.getNewCall();
// So lets just hangup the call
logger.warn("Hanging up");
PBXFactory.getActivePBX().hangup(call.getOriginatingParty());
} catch (PBXException e) {
System.out.println(e);
}
}
if (status == ActivityStatusEnum.FAILURE)
System.out.println("Oops something bad happened when we dialed.");
}
}, dialOptions);
}
}