Re: JTAPI-INTEREST Digest - 2 Mar 2006 to 7 Mar 2006 (#2006-22)

Thanks, I did try that originally whilst testing with internal extensions,
but it won't work for me since most calls will be conference calls, and that
method only returns the last called address on the conference call (the last
call conferenced in) and I can't get the prior ones.  Haven't tested it with
outbound calls to see if it returns the proper number (am guessing it
wouldn't and still return the random tag).

But, I did notice this with the avaya implementation when calling those
methods:

1) When a CallObserver is already present on an address or terminal, and a
call is made from a monitored terminal/address, the resulting
CallControlCall object will return an address object for both those methods.

2) When a call is already placed from an address, and then you start up the
provider and say getAddress(string).getConnections()[].getCall(), that call
object will return null address objects for both those methods.  Same thing
if terminal and getTerminal(string).......


Thanks,

Nadir


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Subject: Re: [JTAPI] JTAPI-INTEREST Digest - 2 Mar 2006 to 7 Mar 2006
(#2006-22)

Hi

I've seen the same on the Cisco environment, but in my case I got the IP
address of the gateway. There's another way to get calling and caller
address though if you go via the call object itself
(Call.getCalledAddress() and Call.getCallingAddress ()). It may not change
anything, but it may be worth a try.

Regards
Stephan

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