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Occassional posts about VoIP, SIP, WebRTC and Bitcoin.
Occassional posts about VoIP, SIP, WebRTC and Bitcoin.
One of the new features of sipsorcery is the ability to create multiple dialplans. This means it’s now a lot easier to do a bit of testing if you’re struggling with a bit of Ruby script.
As an example say you have an issue with a regular expression match (a topical subject on the forums at the moment) you could create a new dialplan and put some minimal regular expression matching code in it.
[sourcecode language=’ruby’]
sys.Log(“webcallback dialplan starting…callback number=#{req.URI.User}”)
case req.URI.User
when /*1234$/ then sys.Log(“#{req.URI.User} matched /*1234$/”)
else sys.Log(“No match”)
end
[/sourcecode]
In this case I have used my webcallback dialplan so that I can do a test by invoking the callback URL
instead of having to call into my dialplan.
To invoke the above dialplan I used the following URL, you will need to put in your own sipsorcery username for it to work for you.
http://www.sipsorcery.com/callmanager.svc/webcallback?user=username&number=*1234
I got the dialplan trace emailed to me and unsuprisingly the log messages were:
DialPlan=> Dialplan trace commenced at 16 Jul 2009 18:36:08:180.
DialPlan=> webcallback dialplan starting…callback number=*1234
DialPlan=> *1234 matched /*1234$/
