[asterisk-users] AMI Commands - not working as Expected, Maybe???

[Amol Vedak]

Hi John,

I kind of facing the same problem that you were facing.
I am using similar configuration as you are for asterisk.
I am using java-asterisk library to communicate with asterisk.
In my code I am setting two variables (PIN, MREQID) and trying to access
them in dialplan (dialplan shown below).
When I send command to Asterisk to orginate, I get following result (result
shown below). I am wondering how should get access to individual variable
data. I was wondering if I should use Set(var,x,y) method to pull out the
part which is necessary for me. But wasnt sure if thats the right way.

RESULT
 -- Executing [login at authcheckrohan:5] Set("SIP/softphonerohan-00000060",
"PIN=3408|MREQID=1") in new stack
[Aug 16 17:53:06] WARNING[15739]: pbx.c:1344 pbx_exec: The application
delimiter is now the comma, not the pipe.  Did you forget to convert your
dialplan?  (Set(PIN=3408|MREQID=1))
    -- Executing [login at authcheckrohan:6] Set("SIP/softphonerohan-00000060",
"MREQID=") in new stack


DIALPLAN
exten => login,1,NoOp();
;exten => login,n,SayNumber(${PIN})
exten => login,n,Set(E=${PIN})
exten => login,n,Verbose(${${E}_PIN})
exten => login,n,Verbose(${E})
exten => login,n,Set(PIN=${PIN})
exten => login,n,Set(MREQID=${MREQID})
exten => login,n,SayNumber(${MREQID})

Have you done it differently?

Thanks & Regards,
Amol

On Tue, Aug 16, 2011 at 4:42 AM, john Millican <john at millican.us> wrote:

> On 8/15/2011 5:48 PM, john Millican wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>> Asterisk 1.4.38
>> Linux version 2.6.9-89.31.1.EL   CentOS
>>
>> Trying to get variables into a dial plan from AMI.  I have tried all sorts
>> of combinations,entering them after making a connection to ami through
>> telnet, of the many available examples on voip-info.org such as:
>> Action: Originate
>> Channel: sip/xxxxxxxxxx at xxxxxxx
>> MaxRetries: 2
>> RetryTime: 60
>> WaitTime: 30
>> Context: test1
>> Exten: acs1
>> Priority: 1
>> CallerID: xxxxxxxxxx
>> Account: MyTest
>> Command: Set(var1=123456)
>> Command: Set(var2=54321)
>>
>> also tried:
>> Var:
>> Variable:
>> SetVar:
>>
>> Each individually for the two variables I need and both on the same line
>> separated by a | or a ,
>> Always when I hit return twice to give the \r\n\r\n  The call is
>> successful but where I have
>> exten => acs1,n,NoOp(Vars = ${var1}, ${var2});
>> in my dialplan what I get is:
>> [2011-08-15 17:20:28]     -- Executing [acs1 at test1:2]
>> NoOp("SIP/xxxxxxx-00000451", "Vars = | ") in new stack
>> Obviously not what I was hoping for.
>>
>> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> TIA,
>> JohnM
>>
>>
>>  Ok so I figured it out, It was me being dumb!
> Proper format is indeed:
> Variable: var1=23456|var2=246810
> which I would have sworn I tried and it failed but, I started at the
> beginning again and voila!
>
>
> JohnM
>
>
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