In trunk there is a sofia profile setting to allow dialplan processing of 302
responses. This won't get you back into your same javascript, but you can
probably do something clever from there.
Mike
On Nov 24, 2009, at 5:04 PM, John Platts wrote:
I have considered writing JavaScript code
Surprisingly, I've found no way to access the HTTP response status code
using mod_spidermonkey_curl. I'd love to see this feature added or discussed
if it already exists and I'm missing it.
--Stephen
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 9:45 AM, Michael Jerris m...@jerris.com wrote:
In trunk there is a
this is how i do it from the dialplan:
extension name=ServiceLookup
condition field=destination_number
expression=^(300030)(.*)|^\+(300030)(.*)
action application=set data=bPfx=$1$3/
action application=set data=bNum=$2$4/
action inline=true application=set
Stephen, I think you've jumped into the middle of a thread about sip 302,
not about http.
Anyway, you might want to look at using mod_curl instead of
mod_spidermonkey_curl. mod_curl can give you a json response which you can
then parse easily in javascript or any other language. The json
My apologies, and thanks for the info.
--Stephen
On Wed, Nov 25, 2009 at 11:06 AM, Rupa Schomaker r...@rupa.com wrote:
Stephen, I think you've jumped into the middle of a thread about sip 302,
not about http.
Anyway, you might want to look at using mod_curl instead of
: [Freeswitch-users] Handling the 302 Moved Temporarily response
from JavaScript
In trunk there is a sofia profile setting to allow dialplan processing of 302
responses. This won't get you back into your same javascript, but you can
probably do something clever from there.
Mike
On Nov 24, 2009, at 5
Subject: Re: [Freeswitch-users] Handling the 302 Moved Temporarily response
from JavaScript
In trunk there is a sofia profile setting to allow dialplan processing of
302 responses. This won't get you back into your same javascript, but you
can probably do something clever from there.
Mike
I have considered writing JavaScript code to bridge two calls together.
However, I would like to perform custom handling of the 302 Moved Temporarily
response. How do I handle the 302 Moved Temporarily response if I use
JavaScript?
