BridgeEvent and
BridgeEvent.isLink() instead@Deprecated public class LinkEvent extends BridgeEvent
Several Link events may be seen for a single call. This can occur when Asterisk fails to setup a native bridge for the call.This is when Asterisk must sit between two telephones and perform CODEC conversion on their behalf.
It is implemented in channel.c
BRIDGE_STATE_LINK, BRIDGE_STATE_UNLINK, BRIDGE_TYPE_CORE, BRIDGE_TYPE_RTP_DIRECT, BRIDGE_TYPE_RTP_NATIVE, BRIDGE_TYPE_RTP_REMOTEcallerIdName, callerIdNum, channelState, channelStateDesc, connectedLineName, connectedLineNum, context, exten, prioritysourcegetBridgeState, getBridgeType, getCallerId1, getCallerId2, getChannel1, getChannel2, getUniqueId1, getUniqueId2, isLink, isUnlink, setBridgeState, setBridgeType, setCallerId1, setCallerId2, setChannel1, setChannel2, setUniqueId1, setUniqueId2appendPropertyIfNotNull, 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, toStringgetSourcepublic LinkEvent(Object source)
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