* This use of this software may be subject to additional restrictions.
* See the LEGAL file in the main directory for details.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
*/
/* Test script for the Yate PHP interface
To test add in extmodule.conf
[scripts]
test.php=
*/
require_once "libyate.php";
/* Always the first action to do */
Yate::Init();
/* Install a handler for the engine generated timer message */
//Yate::Install("engine.timer",10);
Yate::Install("user.auth", 10);
/* Create and dispatch an initial test message */
/* The main loop. We pick events and handle them */
for (;;) {
$ev = Yate::GetEvent();
/* If Yate disconnected us then exit cleanly */
if ($ev === false) {
break;
}
/* Empty events are normal in non-blocking operation.
This is an opportunity to do idle tasks and check timers */
if ($ev === true) {
// Yate::Output("PHP event: empty");
/**
* This static function initializes globals in the PHP Yate Channel Module.
* It should be called before any other method.
* It will call Yate::Init internally.
* @param $prefix (optional) Prefix used for the unique channel identifier
* @param $async (optional) True if asynchronous, polled mode is desired
* @param $addr Hostname to connect to or UNIX socket path
* @param $port TCP port to connect to, zero to use UNIX sockets
*/
static function Init($prefix = "extchan", $async = false, $addr = "", $port = 0)
{
global $chan_instance;
Yate::Init($async, $addr, $port, "channel");
$chan_instance = new YateChan($prefix);
YateChan::RunEvents();
if ($chan_instance->exiting) {
return;
}
Yate::Install("chan.dtmf");
Yate::Install("chan.notify");
}
