- From: Rethish <rethishkumarps@huawei.com>
- Date: Tue, 13 May 2008 15:40:59 +0800
- To: www-voice@w3.org
- Cc: ranjit@huawei.com
- Message-id: <000901c8b4cc$b005b030$6191460a@china.huawei.com>
Hi, I find some ambiguity in the CCXML specification regarding the nature of <disconnect/> handling while an outbound call is in progress. 10.2.1: Connection State: The figure illustrates that a connection.disconnected in PROGRESSING state transitions to FAILED state. But, the table below this mentions that a connection.disconnected is received for an outbound call in progress when the <createcall> request was abandoned at the request of the application (using <disconnect>). "The Connection Object transitions to the DISCONNECTED state." Is there any other case where a connection.disconnected can be received while an outbound call is in progress that would lead to FAILED state? 10.5.9: <disconnect> mentions: A CCXML document may use <disconnect> to abandon an outbound connection created using <createcall> which has not yet entered the CONNECTED state. " If <disconnect> is used to abandon an outbound call, it results in the generation of a 'connection.failed' event." IMHO the handling of <disconnect/> contradicts each other in the two sections. Please let me know your opinion on this. Thanks & regards Rethish
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