Why is there an ARI data model for this event if it cannot be received?
On Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 10:20 AM, Scott Griepentrog <sgriepentrog@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The ChannelCreated event exists internally (and you can receive it with AMI). However, the channel is created first, then it enters the stasis app -- thus the stasis app does not receive the channel created event because it's not associated with the channel yet.On Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 9:05 AM, Chris Bestall <chris.bestall@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:_______________________________________________I'm using the NodeJS ARI library with Asterisk 12. In the examples I see the use of "StasisStart" event for when a call is originated, but none for "ChannelCreated"I have tried to create listeners for the "ChannelCreated" event everywhere possible, but it seems this event is never fired.Here is my code:ari.start('hello');ari.on( "ChannelCreated", function ( event, channel ) {console.log("channel created");});var channel = ari.Channel( );channel.on( "StasisStart", function ( event, channel ) {console.log("stasis entered");});channel.on( "ChannelCreated", function ( event, channel ) {console.log("channel created");});channel.originate( { endpoint: "PJSIP/6001", app : "hello" }, function (err, ch) {if( err ){ console.log( err ); process.exit(0); }ch.on( "ChannelCreated", function ( event, channel ) {console.log("channel created");});});Only the stasis entered gets logged and only on endpoint answer.Am I missing something?Thanks,Chris
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