RE: State transition from ALERTNG to CONNECTED in CCXML

Petr, Thanks for your response. 

 

The specification is not very clear with respect to the connection state
transitions. Currently, it looks as if <accept> directly leads to a state
change to CONNECTED state. It would be good if more detail is added to the
section describing the state table.

 

Thanks,

Jaya

 

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-----Original Message-----
From: Petr Kuba [mailto:kuba@optimsys.cz] 
Sent: Friday, October 20, 2006 6:31 PM
To: www-voice@w3.org
Cc: jayalakshmi@huawei.com
Subject: Re: State transition from ALERTNG to CONNECTED in CCXML

 

Hi Jayalakshmi,

 

Jayalakshmi Swaminathan wrote:

> 

> Hi,

> 

> Consider the following <transition> in a CCXML document. While 

> entering the transition for "connection.alerting" event, the 

> Connection State = ALERTING. As soon as the <accept> tag is 

> encountered, lets say a command is sent to the underlying Telephony 

> component to accept the incoming call. Should the Connection state be 

> changed to CONNECTED, regardless of the success or failure of accept 

> command?

> 

No. The state is not changed until the Telephony component finishes the 

operation, sends e.g. connection.connected event and the EHIA starts to 

process the event. See CCXML specification, section 9.1:

 

"For instance, if a 'connection.alerting' event is being processed 

against a connection with ID 1234, then 

session.connections['1234'].state would have a value of 'ALERTING'. This 

is true even if the actual connection has already been terminated, with 

a 'connection.disconnected' event queued (but not yet processed) against 

the session. It is required that the ECMAScript state for the session is 

updated prior to the selection of a matching <transition>, since the 

<transition> might contain an ECMAScript conditional expression the 

value of which depends on the state changes caused by the event."

 

> Subsequently, if accepting the incoming call fails, which event should 

> be thrown - "error.connection" OR "connection.failed"?

> 

It depends on the reason why accepting fails. For instance, if the 

calling party hangs up while the call is being accepted then the result 

should be probably connection.failed. If it fails because of some error 

then it should be error.connection.

> 

> <transition event="connection.alerting"> <!--For connectionid = 1234 -->

> 

> <accept/>

> 

> <if cond ="session.connections['1234'].state == 'CONNECTED' ">

> 

> <log expr=" 'State changed' "/>

> 

> <else/>

> 

> <log expr=" 'State not changed' "/>

> 

> </if>

> 

> </transition>

> 

> For the above transition, is the "State changed" log sent out?

> 

No. As explained above.

 

Regards,

Petr

 

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> Thanks,

> 

> Jaya

> 

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