回复：Python pjsua2 make_call() to multiple b-numbers
I'm a C/C++ programmer, as I know. Function could be invoked by pjsip main thread, if other thread would use these function, you should call related thread function that is supported by pjsip stack, such as(pj_thread_create for c/c++, and the thread_create function will register the thread into pjsip)
So,
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if you want to use multi-thread, please look up thread API in pjsip and use it.
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PJSIP stack is async model, so you can call 10 number as following, and play wav or do something when call is confirmed state.
for (i =0; i <10; i++)
{
pjsua_call();
}
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Date: Thu, 23 May 2019 05:16:27 +0200
From: Muhammad El-Sergani msergani@gmail.com
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Subject: [pjsip] Python pjsua2 make_call() to multiple b-numbers
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Hello everyone,
I'm trying to create a python application that would call 10 b-numbers
concurrently using pjsua2, play a wav file and then hangup.
So far I'm able to call one b-number, but that's it.
I've tried invoking the script more than once at the same time from bash,
but I get the famous Calling pjlib from unknown/external thread. You must "
"register external threads with pj_thread_register() error.
I've tried python threading module, but that got me no where, same as above.
Is it possible to achieve what I'm asking for? If yes, help would be highly
appreciated.
If not, should I look into userless accounts? Again, how?
And if I go with userless accounts, would I be able to answer calls too?
Thanks
//M