AEL at least compiles into a dial plan. That last time I used res_perl, it
leaked so much memory it crashed the system after an hour. res_js didnt seem to
want to play well either. I remember it segfaulting. AGI is not an option in
any way because the startup costs when a call comes in are too
bkml wrote:
On Mar 21, 2006, at 4:10 PM, Beau Hargis wrote:
I think we will have to port AEL or AEL2 to OpenPBX
P L E A S E ...
let's not open pandorra's box,
I second that. I looked at AEL late last year, and really wondered what
the point of it was. Different syntax for people more
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On Tue, 21 Mar 2006, Daniel Swarbrick wrote:
bkml wrote:
On Mar 21, 2006, at 4:10 PM, Beau Hargis wrote:
I think we will have to port AEL or AEL2 to OpenPBX
P L E A S E ...
let's not open pandorra's box,
I second that. I looked at AEL late last
I am waiting for daniele orlandi to release 0.1 to integrate that one and also have his promise to help me with that one. He is currently offline for a week to finish some smaller fixes and recover from CeBit :)
On 05/03/06, Bartek Kania [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Bartek Kania wrote:
There has been talk of replacing the dialplan with something good and
beautiful.
What features do we want/need in the dialplan and how should they
work? And, do we have anyone who wants to code it?
Take a look at how FreeSwitch have incorporated JavaScript in the
On Mar 21, 2006, at 9:04 PM, Bartek Kania wrote:
There has been talk of replacing the dialplan with something good and
beautiful.
I think benjk has some examples online (but I forgot where).
it's at http://www.sunrise-tel.com/asterisk-plist-support.html
and you need to scroll down a little
Bartek Kania wrote:
There has been talk of replacing the dialplan with
something good and
beautiful.
What features do we want/need in the dialplan and how should they
work? And, do we have anyone who wants to code it?
Take a look at how FreeSwitch have incorporated
Nathan C. Smith wrote:
Benjk and I were excited about the io language
(http://www.iolanguage.com/about/). It's very small, embeddable and
extensible.
From the website, Io is a small, prototype-based programming language.
So is JavaScript. And far more widespread at this point in time.
On Wed, 2006-03-22 at 09:10 +1200, Daniel Swarbrick wrote:
Nathan C. Smith wrote:
Benjk and I were excited about the io language
(http://www.iolanguage.com/about/). It's very small, embeddable and
extensible.
From the website, Io is a small, prototype-based programming language.
On Wed, 22 Mar 2006, Daniel Swarbrick wrote:
One of the great things
about redesigning the dialplan language is that we won't have to dip
into AGI for things like accessing an enterprise DB anymore. If we
choose a mainstream language, it's already going to have support for
mainstream
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