Call events (ccsevents)
Description
Telephony events for the call center layer. Calls-Connections-Seances. Sent to subscribers of specific domains on calls where at least one of the subscribers is a domain subscriber.
Class |
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Domain type |
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Destination types |
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The Logical Role , source |
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Logical role handler |
Unlike other events, it is duplicated with binding to the work domains whose subscribers are involved in the call. That said, if the call is cross-domain, then:
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only events generated after marshrutization will enter the domain of the called party;
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If the called forks are in different domains, the domain whose subscriber has not picked up the phone will receive only events related to the activity of its fork.
Events
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call_create
- created by the shoulder. -
call_delete
- removed his shoulder. -
call_update
- shoulder information has been changed. -
call_set_state
- A new condition for the shoulder has been established. -
call_attach_to_seance
- shoulder is tied to the session. -
call_dtmf
- DTMF signal from a subscriber is detected in the arm. -
connection_create
- a dialog has been created. -
connection_delete
- dialog deleted. -
connection_update
- dialog information has been changed. -
connection_attach_to_seance
- dialog is tied to the session. -
connection_start_record
- the dialog started recording. -
connection_set_record_info
- Dialog reported the completion of the recording and provided a code for a download link. -
connection_link_call
- the shoulder is attached to the dialog. -
connection_failure
- the fact of an unsuccessful call that didn’t make it to dialog. -
seance_create
- a session has been established. -
seance_delete
- session deleted. -
seance_update
- session information has been changed. -
seance_set_state
- the new state for the session is set. -
seance_set_next_number
- a new number has been added to the list of subscribers servicing the session.
Here
call
- any call (shoulder) of any dialog - connection of the server with one subscriber.
connection
- A dialog connecting two callers joins two different shoulders (call
), or more, at the time the multiple call is made.
seance
- A call session starting with any call, and including new calls from the associated transfer chain.