There is a function called sr_putevt() which could be used for your purposes. The sr_putevt( ) function allows the application to add an event to the Standard Runtime Library
event queue within the same process.
More information can be found in the Standard Runtime Library (SRL) manual at:
www.dialogic.com/.../srl_api_v5.pdf
Hope this helps
I am converting a Natural Access application to HMP (which obviously means drastic surgery). One of the issues is that I have a third-party speech recognition application running as a separate process, which used to alert the Natural Access application that it had finished processing incoming speech by firing a user-defined CTA event at its event queue.
Is it possible to define specialised GCEV_xxx events and fire them at Global Call? (I have found nothing in the documentation which suggests that this is possible, but I may well have missed something.)
It certainly does help, for the immediate problem. However, I have a wider issue, which the description in the SRL manual:
"The sr_putevt() function allows the application to add an event to the Standard Runtime Library event queue *within the same process* (emphasis mine).
The interface to the voice recognition software resides in the same process as the relevant application, so no problem there. However, my software is arranged as:
Process A (NCC services) Process B [, C, ....] (MSPP services)
ctaWaitEvent()
ctaCreateContext (queuehd, 1, "MyContext" ...)
ctaWaitEvent ()
ctaAttachContext (queuehd, 1, "MyContext" ...)
Call established
CTA_EVENT includes remote RTP address
ctaQueueEvent ()
Event received
establish RTP streams, etc
Call disconnected
CTA_EVENT includes notice of disconnection
ctaQueueEvent ()
Event received
disconnect RTP streams etc.
CTA_EVENT with ack.
ctaQueueEvent ()
Event received
Wrap up, release call etc.
Obviously, I depend on CTA events being fired between processes.
There are other means of Inter-Process Communication obviously, but is there such a method entirely within HMP?
Apologies for typo: the statement to open the devices in the example above should have read:
if (gc_OpenEx (&ldev, ":P_SIP:N_iptB1T1:M_ipmB1C1", EV_SYNC, NULL]) != GC_SUCCESS)
Generally speaking invalid device name means that the line device pass is not valid from the perspective of being enumerated when dialogic system services were started. In the case of IP you need to make sure that IP_VIRTBOARD structure was correctly populated with number of maxcalls in this case. Such that IPT device enumeration would be correct.
Refer to chapter 2.3 of the GC IP TUG:
www.dialogic.com/.../globalcall_for_ip_hmp_v12.pdf
Jeff
What SU version in this case of HMP? Also which O/S.
Ok, rvcommon is part of the SIP stack libraries from IP host component. Its odd that had an issue on a board side system, since it would not be used. Most likely the mapping of the crash goes to something else.
Do you have a memory dmp file (generated when USER mode dump collection is enabled) on the system. You can check the actual stack in windbg to see what really shows up.
Jeff
Are you looking to use HMP as a gateway in this case? Meaing inbound calls come to PSTN (like DNI board) and then outbound goes to a SIP trunk (per say) to another gateway?
Jeff
The reason behinds this could be because of the current fax operation (sending of T.30 signal / data)underneath the hood. Pending the time of when stop is called during the receive process would probably result in varying response times. If you waited longer and then hung up the call, does it happen any quicker?
Jeff
Hi,
I have setup fax reception on the incoming fax channel for G711. Then, I received RE-INVITE for T38 from remote side. I try to stop the current fax activity but it consumed 5.5 seconds to complete this operation. Do it has any thing to speed up this processing ?
09/09/2015 14:29:07.785 5177 3360668528 dm3low DEBG Dm3Object dxxxB2C2 ----> Std_MsgSetxParms (30)
09/09/2015 14:29:07.785 5177 3360668528 dm3fax DEBG Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 ----> Std_MsgSetParms (0xb00, '') L=1
09/09/2015 14:29:07.785 5177 3360668528 dm3fax DEBG Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 ----> Std_MsgSetParms (0xb01, '') L=1
09/09/2015 14:29:07.785 5177 3360668528 dm3fax DEBG Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 ----> Std_MsgSetParms (0xb02, '') L=1
09/09/2015 14:29:07.785 5177 3360668528 dm3fax APPL libdm3fax dxxxB2C2 ::::> fx_rcvfax(0xa) returns 0
09/09/2015 14:29:07.813 5177 3270503280 dm3low DEBG Dm3Stream WxxxB2C2 SWRIT AttachCmplt (StreamId=0x2 - Size=16224)
09/09/2015 14:29:07.813 5177 3270503280 dm3low DEBG Dm3Stream WxxxB2C2 ==<== OnStreamAttached in StreamConnectingWaitAttachCmplt
09/09/2015 14:29:07.813 5177 3270503280 dm3fax DEBG Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 ==<== StreamNotification(0x2) (3) in state FaxSetup
09/09/2015 14:29:07.813 5177 3270503280 dm3fax DEBG Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 ==<== consider as StreamConnected
09/09/2015 14:29:07.813 5177 3270503280 dm3fax DEBG FaxChannel dxxxB2C2 ==<== HandleFaxEvent. Type is 0x8009 in FaxChannelSetup
09/09/2015 14:29:07.813 5177 3270503280 dm3fax DEBG FaxChannel dxxxB2C2 <---- OnStreamConnect 0x8009 in FaxChannelSetup
09/09/2015 14:29:07.813 5177 3270503280 dm3fax DEBG FaxChannel dxxxB2C2 ----- CheckForStartingSession (0,0,1)
09/09/2015 14:29:07.813 5177 3270503280 dm3low DEBG Dm3Stream RxxxB2C2 SREAD AttachCmplt (StreamId=0x3 - Size=16224)
09/09/2015 14:29:07.813 5177 3270503280 dm3low DEBG Dm3Stream RxxxB2C2 ==<== OnStreamAttached in StreamConnecting
09/09/2015 14:29:07.813 5177 3270503280 dm3fax DEBG Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 ==<== StreamConnected(0x3) in state FaxSetup
09/09/2015 14:29:07.813 5177 3270503280 dm3fax DEBG FaxChannel dxxxB2C2 ==<== HandleFaxEvent. Type is 0x8009 in FaxChannelSetup
09/09/2015 14:29:07.813 5177 3270503280 dm3fax DEBG FaxChannel dxxxB2C2 <---- OnStreamConnect 0x8009 in FaxChannelSetup
09/09/2015 14:29:07.813 5177 3270503280 dm3fax DEBG FaxChannel dxxxB2C2 ----- CheckForStartingSession (0,0,2)
09/09/2015 14:29:07.814 5177 3346955120 dm3low DEBG Dm3Timeslot dxxxB2C2 <---- QResultComplete (So1:ListenReroute EX:0x0) TransID:0x1
09/09/2015 14:29:07.814 5177 3346955120 dm3fax DEBG FaxChannel dxxxB2C2 ----- TS: ListenCompleted(1,1, 4099)
09/09/2015 14:29:07.814 5177 3346955120 dm3fax DEBG FaxChannel dxxxB2C2 ----- CheckForStartingSession (1,0,2)
09/09/2015 14:29:07.814 5177 3346955120 dm3fax INFO Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 <---- OnSetxParmsCmplt in state FaxSetup
09/09/2015 14:29:07.814 5177 3346955120 dm3fax INFO Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 <---- OnSetParmsCmplt in state FaxSetup
09/09/2015 14:29:07.814 5177 3346955120 dm3fax INFO Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 <---- OnSetParmsCmplt in state FaxSetup
09/09/2015 14:29:07.814 5177 3346955120 dm3fax INFO Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 <---- OnSetParmsCmplt in state FaxSetup
09/09/2015 14:29:07.814 5177 3346955120 dm3fax DEBG FaxChannel dxxxB2C2 ==<== HandleFaxEvent. Type is 0x8008 in FaxChannelSetup
09/09/2015 14:29:07.814 5177 3346955120 dm3fax DEBG FaxChannel dxxxB2C2 <---- OnSetupCmplt 0x8008 in FaxChannelSetup
09/09/2015 14:29:07.814 5177 3346955120 dm3fax DEBG FaxChannel dxxxB2C2 ----- CheckForStartingSession (1,1,2)
09/09/2015 14:29:07.814 5177 3346955120 dm3fax DEBG Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 ----> QFC3_MsgSession(0x2, 0x3)
09/09/2015 14:29:07.844 5177 3346955120 dm3fax INFO Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 <---- OnSessionAck in state FaxSession (m_StopRequest=0, Operation=2, Answer)
09/09/2015 14:29:07.844 5177 3346955120 dm3fax DEBG Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 ----> QFC3_MsgAnswer
09/09/2015 14:29:10.919 5177 3346955120 dm3fax INFO Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 <---- OnReportCapsEvt [DIS VR=1 BR=5 WD=2 LN=2 DF=1 EC=0 BF=0 ST=0 JP=0] S=FaxAnswer
09/09/2015 14:29:10.919 5177 3346955120 dm3fax INFO Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 <---- OnReportTxHDLCEvt [FF138000EEFA808010] S=FaxAnswer
09/09/2015 14:29:10.919 5177 3346955120 dm3fax INFO Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 >> DIS
09/09/2015 14:29:13.350 5177 3346955120 dm3fax INFO Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 <---- OnConnectEvt in state FaxAnswer
09/09/2015 14:29:13.361 5177 3360668528 dm3fax APPL libdm3fax dxxxB2C2 <:::: fx_stopch(0xa) [0x8000]
09/09/2015 14:29:13.361 5177 3360668528 dm3fax DEBG FaxChannel dxxxB2C2 ==<== StopChannel in FaxChannelFaxing
09/09/2015 14:29:13.361 5177 3360668528 dm3low DEBG Dm3Stream RxxxB2C2 ==<== Start in StreamReadIdle (Flag=0x2 - Failure =0)
09/09/2015 14:29:13.361 5177 3360668528 dm3low DEBG Dm3Stream RxxxB2C2 ==<== Read 04032 F=0x03 (0) 0xcf21c1c8
09/09/2015 14:29:13.361 5177 3360668528 dm3fax DEBG Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 ----> QFC3_MsgStop
09/09/2015 14:29:13.361 5177 3360668528 dm3fax APPL libdm3fax dxxxB2C2 ::::> fx_stopch(0xa) returns 0
09/09/2015 14:29:18.780 5177 3346955120 dm3fax INFO Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 <---- OnHangupStatusEvt [114] in state FaxWaitStop
09/09/2015 14:29:18.780 5177 3346955120 dm3fax INFO Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 <---- OnSessionCmplt (1,0,0,0,0) in state FaxWaitStop
09/09/2015 14:29:18.780 5177 3346955120 dm3fax INFO Dm3Fax dxxxB2C2 <---- OnStopCmplt in state FaxWaitStop
Regards
Eddie
hello ,
I want to know is what the HP ProLiant Gen8 DL380p is compatible with dialogic card D/600JCT-2E1.
or a reference in the HP servers that will comptaible with cards dialogic.
Best Regards
Well, you would need to contact HP about the potential slots sizes supported on varying servers. I can only stated the requirement as mentioned prior where it need to be able to fit a full size PCIe board.
Jeff
Yeah, we use DNI as terminating inbound calls from PSTN and we want to transfer it to a SIP server outside the company.
Armin
I used HMP 4.1 on CentOS 5.8 x64
Hi,
I used this function to send initResponse
bool
InitResponseSend ()
{
IPM_INIT_RESPONSE initResp;
IPM_NBUP_INIT_RESPONSE nbupResp;
// Initialize the main structure
INIT_IPM_INIT_RESPONSE (&initResp);
initResp.eProtocol = RTP_PROTOCOL_NBUP;
initResp.data.pNBUP = &nbupResp;
// Initialize the NBUP specific structure with an ACK response
INIT_IPM_NBUP_INIT_RESPONSE (&nbupResp);
nbupResp.eResponse = NBUP_INIT_RESPONSE_ACK;
printf("Calling ipm_InitResonseSend()\n");
if (ipm_InitResponseSend (g_hIPM, &initResp) == -1)
{
printf ("ipm_InitResponseSend failed\n");
return false;
}
return true;
}
Almost I received
IPMEV_INIT_COMPLETE
But some times I received
IPMEV_ERROR because
EIPM_BADPARM
Invalid parameter
I don't know why? Please help me how to fix this
Hi,
We have built a IVR system using D/480JCT-2T1 board on Windows server 2008 R2 standard 64-bit machine to host 48 lines. We installed Dialogic (R) System Release 6.0 PCI Redistribute Edition for Windows Vista (6.1.269) on this machine. The IVR system ran well, but once a while (like 2 or 3 days), IVR system received a runtime error and stopped. Does anyone have the same issues?
Thanks in advice!
David
Below is the error message. GenericIvr.exe is our IVR application, and the fault module is rvcommon.dll (which looks like Dialogic used it).
Log Name: Application
Source: Application Error
Date: 9/15/2015 1:26:07 PM
Event ID: 1000
Task Category: (100)
Level: Error
Keywords: Classic
User: N/A
Computer: IVRMACHINE
Description:
Faulting application name: GenericIvr.exe, version: 1.0.5736.16669, time stamp: 0x55f8280a
Faulting module name: rvcommon.dll, version: 1.0.18.0, time stamp: 0x4e5d3a2b
Exception code: 0xc0000005
Fault offset: 0x0000a634
Faulting process id: 0x20a8
Faulting application start time: 0x01d0efc3b1ccfa7b
Faulting application path: C:\Projects\MST\GenericIVR\GenericIvr.exe
Faulting module path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Dialogic\lib\rvcommon.dll
Report Id: d8bff168-5bce-11e5-8548-0cc47a1ec1aa
Event Xml:
<Event xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/win/2004/08/events/event">
<System>
<Provider Name="Application Error" />
<EventID Qualifiers="0">1000</EventID>
<Level>2</Level>
<Task>100</Task>
<Keywords>0x80000000000000</Keywords>
<TimeCreated SystemTime="2015-09-15T17:26:07.000000000Z" />
<EventRecordID>2423</EventRecordID>
<Channel>Application</Channel>
<Computer>IVRMACHINE</Computer>
<Security />
</System>
<EventData>
<Data>GenericIvr.exe</Data>
<Data>1.0.5736.16669</Data>
<Data>55f8280a</Data>
<Data>rvcommon.dll</Data>
<Data>1.0.18.0</Data>
<Data>4e5d3a2b</Data>
<Data>c0000005</Data>
<Data>0000a634</Data>
<Data>20a8</Data>
<Data>01d0efc3b1ccfa7b</Data>
<Data>C:\Projects\MST\GenericIVR\GenericIvr.exe</Data>
<Data>C:\Program Files (x86)\Dialogic\lib\rvcommon.dll</Data>
<Data>d8bff168-5bce-11e5-8548-0cc47a1ec1aa</Data>
</EventData>
</Event>
Thanks Jeff. I will try it.
David
I've actually gone backwards, as I cannot open the GC_H3R_LIB. I copypasted the source code from the MultiMediaDemo, with tweaks for my own system. Apologies for the length of this post but the output is roughly
IP_VIRTBOARD ipVirtBoard
{
version 276
total_max_calls 1
h323_max_calls 0
sip_max_calls 1
localIP type: IPVER4 5600a8c0 ( = 192.168.0.86)
h323_signaling_port 65535 (0xffff)
sip_signaling_port 5060
reserved 0xffffffff (fixed)
size 191 (fixed)
sip_msginfo_mask IP_SIP_MSGINFO_ENABLE | IP_SIP_MIME_ENABLE
sup_serv_mask 0
h323_msginfo_mask 0
sip_mime_mem version 256, size ffffffff, number ffffffff
terminal_type 60
outbound_proxy_IP 0xffffffff
outbound_proxy_port 65535 (0xffff)
outbound_proxy_hostname NULL
E_SIP_tcpenabled ENUM_Disabled
E_SIP_OutboundProxyTransport ENUM_UDP
E_SIP_Persistence ENUM_PERSISTENCE_TRANSACT_USER
SIP_maxUDPmsgLen 0
E_SIP_DefaultTransport ENUM_UDP
E_SIP_RequestRetry ENUM_REQUEST_RETRY_ALL
E_SIP_OPTIONS_Access ENUM_Disabled
SIP_registrar_registrations -1
sip_tls_engine NULL
E_SIP_PrackEnabled ENUM_Disabled
E_SIP_SessionTimer_Enabled ENUM_Disabled
SIP_SessionTimer_SessionExpires 1800
SIP_SessionTimer_MinSE 90
sip_stack_cfg NULL
E_SIP_UPDATE_Access ENUM_Disabled
E_SIP_dynamic_outbound_proxy_enabled ENUM_Disabled
E_SIP_IPv6 ENUM_Disabled
localIPv6 0xfffff
localIPv6_iface_name NULL
sip_max_subscription 0
E_SIP_MESSAGE_Access ENUM_Disabled
E_SIP_OOD_NOTIFY_Access ENUM_Enabled
E_SIP_Add_rport_to_Via_Header ENUM_Disabled
}
IPCCLIB_START_DATA cclibStartData
{
version: 513
delimiter ',' (0x2c)
num_boards: 1
board_list: &ipVirtBoard
max_parm_data_size: 4096
media_operational_mode: MEDIA_OPERATIONAL_MODE_1PCC
}
CCLIB_START_STRUCT ccstart[] =
{
{ "GC_DM3CC_LIB", NULL },
{ "GC_H3R_LIB", cclibStartData },
{ "GC_IPM_LIB", NULL },
};
GC_START_STRUCT gcstart
{
num_cclibs = 3;
cclib_list = ccstart;
}
gc_Start (gcstart) returns -1
gcValue: 140, gcMsg: The start procedure of a call control library failed, ccLibId: 0, ccLibName: GLOBALCALL
ccValue: 140, ccMsg: The start procedure of a call control library failed, additionalInfo:
The GC_DM3CC_LIB and GC_IPM_LIB libraries open OK. I get the same results when trying to run the MultiMedia demo.
Does anything hit anybody in the eye with this?
Just curious was O/S and HMP SU is this?
Sometimes gc_h3r fails to load due to soimething in the system environment, thus the question.
Jeff
Yes, ok that will work, you just need to make sure the single HMP license you acquire has both IP content needed and is tied to the serial number of the DNI board in use such that it will activate correctly on the system.