Application to connect two endpoints

Hello all.

I was needed to do the following thing with asterisk - given
two
endpoints, dial to the first one then dial to the second and
then
connect them together. Incoming calls are cheaper then
outgoing  I've
wrote the simple application to accomplish this task, the
source code is
attached.

Is it interesting to include it in asterisk? Probably the
same thing can
be done with current code. Probably it may have sense to
have an
application that dials to some endpoint and then forwards
the dialed
channel to the extension so that further actions like
calling to the
second channel may be configurable. It may have sense to
modify dial
application for that but it seems for me already complex.

Any advice?

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On 05/30/06 19:56 Nickolay V. Shmyrev said the following:
> Is it interesting to include it in asterisk? Probably
the same thing can
> be done with current code. Probably it may have sense
to have an

it already can, by dropping a .call file into the asterisk
outgoing spool.

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>
>
>On 05/30/06 19:56 Nickolay V. Shmyrev said the
following:
>> Is it interesting to include it in asterisk?
Probably the same thing can
>> be done with current code. Probably it may have
sense to have an
>
>it already can, by dropping a .call file into the
asterisk outgoing spool.

Oh, that's my bad, sorry for noise then and thanks for your
help.
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> Hello all.
>
> I was needed to do the following thing with asterisk -
given two
> endpoints, dial to the first one then dial to the
second and then
> connect them together. Incoming calls are cheaper then
outgoing  I've
> wrote the simple application to accomplish this task,
the source code is
> attached.
>
> Is it interesting to include it in asterisk? Probably
the same thing can
> be done with current code. Probably it may have sense
to have an
> application that dials to some endpoint and then
forwards the dialed
> channel to the extension so that further actions like
calling to the
> second channel may be configurable. It may have sense
to modify dial
> application for that but it seems for me already
complex.
>
> Any advice?
>
This can be done via the manager or call files, however, I
would agree
that this could be useful to some people.

I would recommend putting this on the bug tracker
(bugs.digium.com), and
let others test it.  You will, of course, need to have a
disclaimer on
file with Digium before it can be put into svn.
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