public class MeetMeTalkingEvent extends AbstractMeetMeEvent
To enable talker detection you must pass the option 'T' to the MeetMe application.
It is implemented in apps/app_meetme.c
Available since Asterisk 1.2
MeetMeStopTalkingEvent,
Serialized Form| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
protected Boolean |
status |
callerIdName, callerIdNum, channelState, channelStateDesc, connectedLineName, connectedLineNum, context, exten, prioritysource| Constructor and Description |
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MeetMeTalkingEvent(Object source) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Boolean |
getStatus()
Returns whether the user has started or stopped talking.
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void |
setStatus(Boolean status) |
getChannel, getMeetMe, getUniqueId, getUser, getUserNum, setChannel, setMeetMe, setUniqueId, setUser, setUserNumappendPropertyIfNotNull, getCallerIdName, getCallerIdNum, getChannelState, getChannelStateDesc, getConnectedLineName, getConnectedLineNum, getContext, getDateReceived, getExten, getFile, getFunc, getLine, getPriority, getPrivilege, getSequenceNumber, getServer, getSystemName, getTimestamp, setCallerIdName, setCallerIdNum, setChannelState, setChannelStateDesc, setConnectedLineName, setConnectedLineNum, setContext, setDateReceived, setExten, setFile, setFunc, setLine, setPriority, setPrivilege, setSequenceNumber, setServer, setSystemName, setTimestamp, toStringgetSourceprotected Boolean status
public MeetMeTalkingEvent(Object source)
public Boolean getStatus()
Until Asterisk 1.2 Asterisk used different events to indicate start
and stop: This MeetMeTalkingEvent when the user started talking and the
MeetMeStopTalkingEvent when he stopped. With Asterisk 1.2
only this MeetMeTalkingEvent is used with the status property indicating
start and stop. For backwards compatibility this property defaults to
true so when used with version 1.2 of Asterisk you get
true.
true if ther user has started talking,
false if the user has stopped talking.public void setStatus(Boolean status)
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