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How to handle event in Outbound Session? #13
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@gregoriusus I will check this when I have some free time on my hand. Thanks for offering to be a maintainer. |
@gregoriusus I don't think it will be wise and fair on my side to compare software. Most libraries are implemented using certain rationales which vary and effort. As long as the library meets the expected need and does the job it is supposed to do then that is ok. |
Ok, it is fair. Do you use your library in production, can handle a lot of traffic? |
@gregoriusus, sorry for the late reply, the time I wrote this library I was working on some IVR project that was released. That was close to seven years ago. I have left the company and I really cannot tell you whether they are still running the platform I built with the library back then. At the moment I am no longer working on freeSwitch project. It has been build to handle a lot of traffic. |
closing this issue due to lack of interest |
Your demo is working.
Could be useful, if you add in example also how to handle events subscribed with plain and how to access all headers in FS Event:
client.EventReceived.Subscribe(x => {
string b =x.FsEvent["Caller-Username"];
});
At the moment, I am using this library: https://github.com/iamkinetic/NEventSocket
But somehow, your seems more simple and bullet proof. Is it reactive? Can you compare both on first look? I am willing to help you with maitain your repo.
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