Re: PSTN call

Your assumption that terminal and address need to be in service is correct.
However, if you register the proper listeners, you should see those events
as soon as you start your app (you shouldn't run a program that after
registering the provider immediately proceeds to make a call.. give it some
time as not everything is set up once you get your provider object). But of
course, looking at those events cannot hurt (I end up not always getting
them in sequence though, so I could get a TermOutOfServiceEv after a
TermInServiceEv).

Have you tried running the makecall sample? It uses the same mechanisms to
make calls.

Also, run JTrace on a DN, then make a PSTN call from that DN.. you'll see
all the JTAPI events you're getting and see how the call flow works for an
external call. Unfortunately, the RTP streams starts once the call reaches
the  PSTN gateway, not the destination (keep in mind.. it's only RTP between
your IP Phone and Gateway), so you'll have to look for another event:

CallCtlConnNetworkAlertingEv: indicates that the outside phone is rining
CallCtlConnEstablishedEv: the outgoing call has been picked up. Now you need
to be extra careful with this one, as you get multiple instances of this
event and have to look at which address generated the event. If the gateway
generated the event, the call has been picked up, if your phone generated
the event, the connection is still in the setup process (basically it means
call is being routed).

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