Touched-Agi-Java

Description:

Touched-Agi-Java is an attempt to bring over the ease of use of touched-agi, but instead of JavaScipt/TypeScript you can write the AGIs in Java.

Example:

FastAGIServer.java

import touched.agi.java.server.Server;

public class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        /**
         * Create an instance of Server.
         */
        Server server;
        /**
         * Instantiate Server and assign it a port. 
         */
        server = new Server(5000);
        /**
         * Start the server.
         */
        server.Startup();
    }
}

Agi.java

import org.asteriskjava.fastagi.AgiChannel;
import org.asteriskjava.fastagi.AgiException;
import org.asteriskjava.fastagi.AgiRequest;
import org.asteriskjava.fastagi.BaseAgiScript;
import touched.agi.java.methods.Methods;

public class Agi extends BaseAgiScript {
    
@Override
public void service(AgiRequest req, AgiChannel ctx) throws AgiException {
    String data = ctx.getData("beep", 14000);
    ctx.sayDigits(data)
}

Properties:

In order to send requests to the Agi classes we need to tell the FastAgi which classes to send the Agi Requests to. This can be specified in the fastagi-mapping.properties file.

sample.agi = Agi

With the settings above the Agi URL will look like this.

agi://localhost:5000/sample.agi

Running:

Once you've created your Agi script and compiled it to a .jar file, it is now ready to be run on the server.

In order to run the Agi you can use the following command.

java -jar sample_agi.jar

Recommendations:

If you would like to have the FastAgi script run in the background with a managed system, I would recommend using PM2 to manage the FastAgi Server.

Author:

Sylvester Stephenson

sylvesterstephenson028@gmail.com

Credits:

Credits go to asterisk-java for the asterisk-java.jar file.

https://github.com/asterisk-java/asterisk-java.git