Ok I am grabbing this question because I am able to do this with this version.
This is exactly how I do...you need to setup an on_incoming_call handler like
this:
/**
* Handler when there is incoming call. for ANI, DNIS and name.
*/
void on_incoming_call(pjsua_acc_id acc_id, pjsua_call_id call_id,
pjsip_rx_data *rdata)
{
char str[1024];
int line=assign_line_to_new_call_id(call_id); // assign this
call_id to a application line not in use
pjsua_call_info call_info;
char *ptr;
char *sptr;
char *dptr;
int ANI;
int DNIS;
int ANI_name;
char isdn_switch_type[76];
char ANI_str[76];
char ANI_Name_str[76];
char DNIS_str[76];
PACKET_HEADER *header;
PACKET_INCOMING_CALL *incoming_call_packet;
register_thread();
i_strcpy(isdn_switch_type,
sip_data[line].isdn_switch_type); // a configuration string to tell
me to look for a +1 or not.
PJ_UNUSED_ARG(acc_id);
PJ_UNUSED_ARG(rdata);
pjsua_call_get_info(call_id, &call_info);
if (app_config.auto_answer > 0)
pjsua_call_answer(call_id, app_config.auto_answer,
NULL, NULL);
sprintf(str, "on_incoming_call(): Incoming call for account
%d, call_id=%d, From: %s, To: %s",
acc_id, call_id, call_info.remote_info.ptr,
call_info.local_info.ptr);
write_logfile(line, str);
if ((sip_data[line].in_use==0) && (sip_data[line].installed==1))
{
if (sip_data[line].in_use==0)
{
sip_data[line].in_use=1; // ok line in use now.
sprintf(str, "line %d in_use=1", line);
write_logfile(line, str); // call my logging function to
log the string
}
}
sip_data[line].line_thread_started=0;
if (sip_data[line].installed)
{
sip_data[line].outbound_account=-1; // no outbound
account for this line.
i_strcpy(&sip_data[line].ANI, "");
i_strcpy(&sip_data[line].DNIS, "");
i_strcpy(&sip_data[line].ANI_Name, "");
ANI=0;
DNIS=0;
ANI_name=0;
if (i_stricmp(isdn_switch_type, "bandwidth.com")==0)
// DOES the SIP provider use +1 in front of ANI/DNIS
{
ptr=strstr(call_info.remote_info.ptr,
"<sip:+1"); // find ANI
if (ptr)
{
strncpy(ANI_str, ptr+strlen("<sip:+1"), 10);
ANI_str[10]='\0';
i_strcpy(&sip_data[line].ANI, ANI_str);
ANI=1;
if (debug & 1)
{
sprintf(str, "GetANI(%d,
%s)\n", line, ANI_str);
logit(line, str); // log the
string and display it.
}
}
}
else
{
ptr=strstr(call_info.remote_info.ptr,
"<sip:"); // find ANI
if (ptr)
{
strncpy(ANI_str, ptr+strlen("<sip:"), 10);
ANI_str[10]='\0';
i_strcpy(&sip_data[line].ANI, ANI_str);
ANI=1;
if (debug & 1)
{
sprintf(str, "GetANI(%d,
%s)\n", line, ANI_str);
logit(line, str);
}
}
}
if (ANI==0)
{
sprintf(str, "on_incoming_call(%d): ANI not
in Contact message\n", line);
logit(line, str); }
if (i_stricmp(isdn_switch_type, "bandwidth.com")==0)
// only bandwidth.com delivers name
{
ptr=strstr(call_info.remote_info.ptr, "\"");
// find caller name
if (ptr)
{
sptr=ptr+strlen("\"");
dptr=ANI_Name_str;
while (*sptr!='\"')
*dptr++=*sptr++;
*dptr='\0';
ANI_name=1;
i_strcpy(&sip_data[line].ANI_Name,
ANI_Name_str);
if (debug & 1)
{
sprintf(str, "get_CID(%d,
%s)\n", line, ANI_Name_str);
logit(line, str);
}
}
}
if (i_stricmp(isdn_switch_type, "bandwidth.com")==0)
{
if (ANI_name==0)
{
sprintf(str, "on_incoming_call(%d):
ANI_name not in From message\n", line);
logit(line, str);
}
}
if (i_stricmp(isdn_switch_type, "bandwidth.com")==0)
{
ptr=strstr(call_info.local_info.ptr, "<sip:+1");
if (ptr)
{
strncpy(DNIS_str, ptr+strlen("<sip:+1"), 10);
DNIS_str[10]='\0';
DNIS=1;
i_strcpy(&sip_data[line].DNIS, DNIS_str);
sprintf(str, "Get_DNIS(%d, %s)\n",
line, DNIS_str);
logit(line, str);
}
}
else
{
ptr=strstr(call_info.local_info.ptr, "<sip:");
if (ptr)
{
strncpy(DNIS_str, ptr+strlen("<sip:"), 10);
DNIS_str[10]='\0';
DNIS=1;
i_strcpy(&sip_data[line].DNIS, DNIS_str);
sprintf(str, "Get_DNIS(%d, %s)\n",
line, DNIS_str);
logit(line, str);
}
}
if (DNIS==0)
{
sprintf(str, "on_incoming_call(%d): DNIS not
in To message", line);
write_logfile(line, str);
}
}
// fire off inbound call thread here or otherwise notify the
application of this.
}
At 02:34 PM 11/25/2008, Alexei Kuznetsov wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I need to get the number of current calls in PJSIP_INV_STATE_INCOMING
>state. Here is how I'm trying to achieve that:
>
>unsigned incoming_calls_count()
>{
> pjsua_call_id call_ids[PJSUA_MAX_CALLS];
>
> unsigned all_count;
> pjsua_enum_calls(call_ids, &all_count);
>
> unsigned incoming_count = 0;
> for (unsigned i = 0; i < all_count; ++i) {
> pjsua_call_info call_info;
> pjsua_call_get_info(call_ids[i], &call_info);
>
> if (call_info.state == PJSIP_INV_STATE_INCOMING)
> ++incoming_count;
> }
>
> return incoming_count;
>}
>
>I call this function on the main thread when any call enters
>disconnected state. But sometimes it doesn't return the actual number
>of incoming calls.
>
>For example:
>1. first incoiming call received (not answered)
>2. second incoming call received (not answered)
>3. the user hangs up the second call or the call is disconnected by
>another party
>4. incoming_calls_count() on the main thread sometimes returns 1 and
>sometimes 0
>5. first call is disconnected, incoming_calls_count() always returns 0
>
>But if inside incoming_calls_count() I add a function call to log
>something to the console, incoming_calls_count() always returns
>correct value!
>
>What am I missing? Any threading issues? Is there a better way to do
>that? I'm using pjproject-1.0.
>
>Best regards,
>Alexei Kuznetsov
>
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