- From: Tracy Boehrer <tboehrer@calltower.com>
- Date: Thu, 27 Nov 2003 20:26:02 -0800
- To: <www-voice@w3.org>
The <createcall> has the optional attribute "conid", which is a left-hand side variable that will hold the connection id of the outbound call. What is the meaning/behavior of using this attribute? For example, this implies that <createcall> has to block long enough for a connection to be created so that a id can be assigned. If the above is true, then what if the call fails to even initiated (created)? Is the bad connection id still returned, a "connection.FAILED" event posted, and script execution continues with the next element in the <transition> (if there is one)? A similar issue exists with <createconference>, <dialogstart> and <createccxml>. For example, what if <createconference> fails? What does the interpreter do? What is the "id"? Is there an event corresponding to a conference failure?
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