>>>>> "MJ" == Matthew Jordan <[email protected]> writes:
MJ> That is incorrect. The sip_sendhtml callback will update the url
MJ> stringfield on the SIP pvt. It then transmits a re-INVITE via
MJ> transmit_reinvite_with_sdp.
There was no re-INVITE, just the initial INVITE. And it did not have an
Access-URL header.
If Dial()'s url is only sent after the calle answers, it is of no value.
The callee needs the information to decide whether to answer.
MJ> "Test call" doesn't tell us much. Is the Access-URL header added to
MJ> an outgoing re-INVITE?
There was no re-INVITE. My test was a pstn call to my provider, passed
to my asterisk-11's followme(). The Dial() made in the context followme()
used looks like (with some names changed):
exten => soft,1,Verbose(0,Dialing ${EXTEN} to ekiga)
same => n,Dial(SIP/softek/${EXTEN},60,,https://jhcloos.com/sip)
same => n,Hangup()
MJ> As Dennis pointed out, you can add whatever header you want to your
MJ> outgoing INVITE requests using SIPAddHeader or - in the PJSIP stack -
MJ> PJSIP_HEADER. That includes the Access-URL header, with whatever
MJ> contents you want.
OK. Missed that last night. Thanks.
MJ> The ability to add whatever header you want to your outbound INVITE
MJ> requests is a much more powerful abstraction
Agreed. Heartily.
And it works nicely. I should have noticed that ☹.
Thanks!
-JimC
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