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BOBSCOTT Senior Member Members Offline That Darn Computer #$X# {curse words} Posts: 1195 Joined: Nov 22^nd, 2002	looking for info on a Sip command line dialer Apr 11^th, 2016 at 7:58pm	Print Post
	Does anyone successfully use a specific sip or sip tapi command line utility the way we use to use dial.exe to dial from a Sesame app? I have tried pjsua and a few others but without good results. Anyone have a thought or recommendation of a solution to pass the number from an element to a voip system. All thoughts appreciated. Thanks

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BWETTLAUFER Full Member Offline Posts: 216 Location: Cambridge, Ontario Joined: Apr 9^th, 2010	Re: looking for info on a Sip command line dialer Reply #1 - Apr 28^th, 2016 at 6:25pm	Print Post
	While I don't have the expertise for this, I use a SIP-based phone system, and the ability to pre-dial a number by hitting a command button in Sesame interests me greatly! I was able to do it by googling the type of phone I use (SNOM) and use the following URL: http://192.168.3.131/command.htm?number=12269461730 I imagine the same could be done with an HTTPPost?


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BWETTLAUFER Full Member Offline Posts: 216 Location: Cambridge, Ontario Joined: Apr 9^th, 2010	Re: looking for info on a Sip command line dialer Reply #2 - Apr 28^th, 2016 at 6:53pm	Print Post
	Got it! Code var vhtml as string var aa as string var vPhone as string var vTel as string vTel = @num(DBTel1) if @left(vTel,1) <> "1" then vTel = "1" + vTel // ==================================== // Dial Telephone Number -- 2016-04-28 // ==================================== vPhone = "192.168.3.131" vhtml = "/command.htm?number=" + vTel vhtml = @replace(vhtml," ","%20") aa = @HTTPPostHTML(vPhone, vhtml,"",80,"") Of course, you need to know what the IP is of the phone you are sitting at, but that should make it easy.


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BOBSCOTT Senior Member Members Offline That Darn Computer #$X# {curse words} Posts: 1195 Joined: Nov 22^nd, 2002	Re: looking for info on a Sip command line dialer Reply #3 - Apr 29^th, 2016 at 5:40pm	Print Post
	Blair, Thanks for the help. I have sorta opened Pandora's box with my dialing desires. Since asking the question I have traveled down a rabbit hole and have been amassing lots of information on my options. It turns out there are many different "platforms" for VoIP, some have very robust options to interface with some much less. My original goal was to just dial (and that may be where I eventually end up) however I am now playing with dialing the number from Sesame and then telling my provider (Broadsoft Platform) the extension the user is at and ringing that physical phone upon no busy (creating a simple cheap almost like baby predicative dialer) I am now toying with once� hung up getting CDR into a field (time duration etc) and maybe even the link to the call recording (for training purposes only) I may also consider at some point popping the record up from the CID and even populating the correct presentation based on DNIS. Lots of thoughts and lots of options as time permits. I have found that by using a softphone on a terminal and running wireshark and capturing the PCAPS I get some good insight into what the finished Sbasic code needs to look like. Once (If I ever)� get something fairly stable that works I will post up the code and everything I figured out for others to use and improve upon.

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BWETTLAUFER Full Member Offline Posts: 216 Location: Cambridge, Ontario Joined: Apr 9^th, 2010	Re: looking for info on a Sip command line dialer Reply #4 - Apr 30^th, 2016 at 3:02am	Print Post
	Wow ... you are ten steps ahead of me! I'm just tackling the initial issue of attempting to identify the IP address of the phone at the client terminal, so pressing the play button I already have next to a telephone number doesn't necessarily start phones in random locations from dialing. I'd love to figure out how to identify a local IP of a phone, but I'm not sure that's possible. As a stop-gap, I'm creating two fields in my staff database to track extension and IP of the phone. I'll then add a user prompt for an extension, and have it default to the extension of the user logged in, which will then xlookup the associated IP and then dial the phone ... ... unless you have a better idea?


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