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in reply to: How to strip digits from the called number? #5877 |

Stephon,
Why are you trying to remove the first 2 digits? Are the extensions not 5 digits long? Is the 94 a dial prefix? Usually prefixes can be removed from Asterisk itself. What are you trying to accomplish? More information is needed to try and give you the proper answer.

Kevin

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in reply to: MySQL Read #5875 |

Hello Oper,

1) I am not sure if I understood the question correctly but using Visual Dialplan you can combine work with databases(update, select, insert records) with dial plan call flow.

2) Visual Dialplan supports several Text-To-Speech (TTS) applications like Cepstral (TTS), Festival (TTS)..

I hope this answers your questions.

Best regards,
Michael Denich

Apstel support team
http://www.Apstel.com

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in reply to: MySQL Read #5874 |

Thank,

2 More Question:

1) I want to read 2000 members and speak the total point after call process, flag the record that it was already dailed. if another record is inserted in database asterisk should dial asap and speak there points. is this posible or similar workaround?

2) What about Text to Speech?

This 2 question are for another project.

we will test how easy is the frist example.

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in reply to: MySQL Read #5873 |

Hello Oper,

This should be very easy to develop with Visual Dialplan.
Check these two youtube moves to get up to speed with Visual Dialplan and most of the dial plan logic you described you will find in the second example.

Lesson 1 – Basic dialplan elements and “Hello world” dialplan:

Lesson 2 – Simple Voice Menu, Special extensions, Dial block and Voicemail:

You do not need all that but check it anyway, those are short movies that will give you all you need to get started.

The easiest way to work with MySQL (and any other database) is to use DbQuery component (Apstel Integration Server). Check this article:
http://www.apstel.com/visual-dialplan-tutorials/database-connectivity/

What Asterisk distribution do you use?
The dial plans develooped in these lessons are for the Plain Asterisk distribution.
If you use Free PBX based distribution (Elastix, PIAF, trixbox etc.) you should just change the name of the context from “inbound” to “vdp-inbound”.
Also make sure to select “Free PBX” for Asterisk server type at Preferences window.

If you have any trouble with this feel free to contact Apstel support team directly.

Best regards,
Danie Minitch

Apstel support team
http://www.Apstel.com

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in reply to: Convert mp3 to gsm file for use with Asterisk #5871 |

Hermann,
While this is not a Visual Dialplan thing, this site will help you out. http://www.voip-info.org/tiki-index.php?page=Convert+WAV+audio+files+for+use+in+Asterisk

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in reply to: Visual Dialplan with proxy server #5869 |

Hello Raman,

If you run Visual Dialplan on MS Windows OS please add the following lines in vdp.l4j.ini file:

-Dhttp.proxyHost=proxy_host
-Dhttp.proxyPort=proxy_port

Fields proxy_host and proxy_port should be replaced with your settings.

If you run Visual Dialplan on Lilnux OS please add the following line in vdp.sh file:
-Dhttp.proxyHost=proxy_host -Dhttp.proxyPort=proxy_port

And of course, replace proxy_host and proxy_port fields with your settings.

Michael Denich
Apstel support team

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in reply to: Visual Dialplan with proxy server #5868 |

Our company uses Visual Dialplan behind a proxy and VDP is complaining it can’t contact the license server.

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in reply to: Visual Dialplan with proxy server #5867 |

Raman,
In what respect do you need to configure a proxy server? VDP connects to your asterisk server via ssh. If you need to connect to another asterisk server from a different network you will need to configure that on your firewall, not VDP. Am I not understanding your request?

Kevin

[Migrated from old forumParticipant April 11, 2015 at 2:44 am Post count: 327]

in reply to: Include functionality #5865 |

Thanks, that’s the feature i was looking for. 🙂

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in reply to: Include functionality #5864 |

Hello Stephon,

There are two includes in Visual Dialplan: one to include whole dial plan and the other to include context into another context. It is the same icon but on the context window.

Hope this helps.

Bernard

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in reply to: Include functionality #5863 |

Stephon,
Can you explain what you are trying to accomplish? There really is no need to try and add dialplan code directly to an existing context, and as far as I know you can’t do it from directly within VDP. All VDP does is generate it’s code into its own context files and then adds an include statement in the primary asterisk config files, such as extensions.conf, but it varies depending on the distribution you set VDP to use. If you want to add functionality from different VDP apps you create you can create a new context name for the app (don’t use the automatically created inbound and outbound contexts), and save the dialplan to a file instead of the server. You can then copy it to your asterisk box and manually include the context file wherever you want to.

Kevin

[Migrated from old forumParticipant April 11, 2015 at 2:43 am Post count: 327]

in reply to: Include functionality #5862 |

Hello Kevin,

Yes, it’s an already existing context.

Stephon

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in reply to: Include functionality #5861 |

Stephon,
Is this an already existing context? Or do you want to put it in a specific context name while creating a new dialplan in VDP?

Kevin

[Migrated from old forumParticipant April 11, 2015 at 2:42 am Post count: 327]

in reply to: MySQL issue #5859 |

That fixed it.

Thank you Michael.

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in reply to: MySQL issue #5858 |

Hi Hermann,

It look like the dial plan and the Asterisk server are not the same version.
Please check both and make sure to upgrade/downgrade dial plan to the Asterisk server version.

1. Asterisk server version can be checked by clicking on the ‘Detect’ button at Preferences dialog.

2. Dial plan version can be upgraded/downgraded by selecting Dialplan -> Version … from the main menu.

I hope this helps.

Michael Denich
Apstel support team