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On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 3:55 PM, Joshua Colp <jcolp at digium.com> wrote:

> Daniel Jenkins wrote:
>
>> Is this to put a channel on hold/answer etc or to find out what state
>> the channel is in?
>>
>
> It's to put a channel on hold, instruct it to indicate ringing, etc.
>
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Oh right OK, I would agree with Paul on this one,

One, the api is being designed partially so that non telephony people can
get into this, I didn't know what indicate meant in this context

I would have this as a PUT (you're updating the state of that channel as
such) and have /ari/channel/{id}/hold (or whatever the prefix is) etc

This is very clear, you're updating a channel to be in a hold state/ you're
telling the channel to answer etc.

so +1 to Paul
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