/// <summary> /// Allows Tropo applications to begin recording the current session. /// The resulting recording may then be sent via FTP or an HTTP POST/Multipart Form. /// </summary> /// <param name="format">This specifies the format for the audio recording; it can be 'audio/wav' or 'audio/mp3'.</param> /// <param name="method">This defines how you want to send the audio file.</param> /// <param name="url">This is the destination URL to send the recording.</param> /// <param name="username">This identifies the FTP account username.</param> /// <param name="password">This identifies the FTP account password.</param> public void StartRecording(string format, string method, string url, string username, string password) { StartRecording startRecording = new StartRecording(); startRecording.Format = format; startRecording.Method = method; startRecording.Url = url; startRecording.Username = username; startRecording.Password = password; Serialize(startRecording, "startRecording"); }
/// <summary> /// Allows Tropo applications to begin recording the current session. /// The transcription of this recording is then sent via HTTP POST/Multipart Form. /// </summary> /// <param name="format">This specifies the format for the audio recording; it can be 'audio/wav' or 'audio/mp3'.</param> /// <param name="method">This defines how you want to send the audio file.</param> /// <param name="url">This is the destination URL to send the recording.</param> /// <param name="username">This identifies the FTP account username.</param> /// <param name="password">This identifies the FTP account password.</param> /// <param name="transcriptionID">The value that's included with your transcription when it's sent to your URL. This allows you to keep track of transcriptions; accepts a string..</param> /// <param name="transcriptionEmailFormat">The format of the email. Setting it as "encoded" will include a chunk of JSON in the email body or you can set it as "omit" to send as a human-readable message. It defaults to "omit", so unless you want JSON, this can be left out.</param> /// <param name="transcriptionOutURI">The address this transcription will be POSTed to; use a mailto: url to have the transcription emailed.</param> public void StartRecording(string format, string method, string url, string username, string password, string transcriptionID, string transcriptionEmailFormat, string transcriptionOutURI) { StartRecording startRecording = new StartRecording(); startRecording.Format = format; startRecording.Method = method; startRecording.Url = url; startRecording.Username = username; startRecording.Password = password; startRecording.TranscriptionID = transcriptionID; startRecording.TranscriptionEmailFormat = transcriptionEmailFormat; startRecording.TranscriptionOutURI = transcriptionOutURI; Serialize(startRecording, "startRecording"); }
public void testCallUseAllOptions() { Tropo tropo = new Tropo(); IDictionary<string, string> headers = new Dictionary<String, String>(); headers.Add("foo", "bar"); headers.Add("bling", "baz"); StartRecording recording = new StartRecording(AudioFormat.Mp3, Method.Post, "http://blah.com/recordings/1234.wav", "jose", "password"); tropo.Call("3055195825", "3055551212", Network.SMS, Channel.Text, false, 10, headers, recording); Assert.AreEqual(this.callJsonAllOptions, tropo.RenderJSON()); }
/// <summary> /// Allows Tropo applications to begin recording the current session. /// The resulting recording may then be sent via FTP or an HTTP POST/Multipart Form. /// </summary> /// <param name="format">This specifies the format for the audio recording; it can be 'audio/wav' or 'audio/mp3'.</param> /// <param name="method">This defines how you want to send the audio file.</param> /// <param name="url">This is the destination URL to send the recording.</param> /// <param name="username">This identifies the FTP account username.</param> /// <param name="password">This identifies the FTP account password.</param> public void StartRecording(string format, string method, string url, string username, string password) { StartRecording startRecording = new StartRecording(); startRecording.Format = format; startRecording.Method = method; startRecording.Url = url; startRecording.Username = username; startRecording.Password = password; Serialize(startRecording, "startRecording"); }
/// <summary> /// Overload for StartRecording that allows a a StartRecording object to be passed directly. /// </summary> /// <param name="startRecording">A StartRecording object.</param> public void StartRecording(StartRecording startRecording) { StartRecording(startRecording.Format, startRecording.Method, startRecording.Url, startRecording.Username, startRecording.Password); }
/// <summary> /// Places a call or sends an an IM, Twitter, or SMS message. To start a call, use the Session API to tell Tropo to launch your code. /// </summary> /// <param name="to">The party(ies)to call.</param> /// <param name="from">A string representing who the call is from.</param> /// <param name="network">Network is used mainly by the text channels; values can be SMS when sending a text message, or a valid IM network name such as AIM, MSN, JABBER, YAHOO and GTALK.</param> /// <param name="channel">This defines the channel used to place new calls.</param> /// <param name="answerOnMedia">If this is set to true, the call will be considered "answered" and audio will begin playing as soon as media is received from the far end </param> /// <param name="timeout">The amount of time Tropo will wait, in seconds, after sending or playing the prompt for the user to begin a response.</param> /// <param name="headers">This contains the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Headers for the current session.</param> /// <param name="recording">This is a shortcut to allow you to start call recording as soon as the call is answered. </param> public void Call(IEnumerable<String> to, string from, string network, string channel, bool? answerOnMedia, float? timeout, IDictionary<String, String> headers, StartRecording recording) { Call call = new Call(); call.To = to; call.From = from; call.Network = network; call.Channel = channel; call.AnswerOnMedia = answerOnMedia; call.Timeout = timeout; call.Headers = headers; call.Recording = recording; Serialize(call, "call"); }
/// <summary> /// Overload for Call that allows events to be set via allowSignals. /// </summary> /// <param name="to"></param> /// <param name="allowSignals">Allows for the assignment of an interruptable signal for this Tropo function</param> /// <param name="from"></param> /// <param name="network"></param> /// <param name="channel"></param> /// <param name="answerOnMedia"></param> /// <param name="timeout"></param> /// <param name="headers"></param> /// <param name="recording"></param> public void Call(String to, Array allowSignals, string from, string network, string channel, bool? answerOnMedia, float? timeout, IDictionary<String, String> headers, StartRecording recording) { Call call = new Call { To = new List<String> { to }, allowSignals = allowSignals, From = from, Network = network, Channel = channel, AnswerOnMedia = answerOnMedia, Timeout = timeout, Headers = headers, Recording = recording }; Serialize(call, "call"); }
/// <summary> /// Overload for StartRecording that allows a a StartRecording object to be passed directly. /// </summary> /// <param name="startRecording">A StartRecording object.</param> public void StartRecording(StartRecording startRecording) { StartRecording(startRecording.Format, startRecording.Method, startRecording.Url, startRecording.Username, startRecording.Password); }
/// <summary> /// Allows Tropo applications to begin recording the current session. /// The transcription of this recording is then sent via HTTP POST/Multipart Form. /// </summary> /// <param name="format">This specifies the format for the audio recording; it can be 'audio/wav' or 'audio/mp3'.</param> /// <param name="method">This defines how you want to send the audio file.</param> /// <param name="url">This is the destination URL to send the recording.</param> /// <param name="username">This identifies the FTP account username.</param> /// <param name="password">This identifies the FTP account password.</param> /// <param name="transcriptionID">The value that's included with your transcription when it's sent to your URL. This allows you to keep track of transcriptions; accepts a string..</param> /// <param name="transcriptionEmailFormat">The format of the email. Setting it as "encoded" will include a chunk of JSON in the email body or you can set it as "omit" to send as a human-readable message. It defaults to "omit", so unless you want JSON, this can be left out.</param> /// <param name="transcriptionOutURI">The address this transcription will be POSTed to; use a mailto: url to have the transcription emailed.</param> public void StartRecording(string format, string method, string url, string username, string password, string transcriptionID, string transcriptionEmailFormat, string transcriptionOutURI) { StartRecording startRecording = new StartRecording(); startRecording.Format = format; startRecording.Method = method; startRecording.Url = url; startRecording.Username = username; startRecording.Password = password; startRecording.TranscriptionID = transcriptionID; startRecording.TranscriptionEmailFormat = transcriptionEmailFormat; startRecording.TranscriptionOutURI = transcriptionOutURI; Serialize(startRecording, "startRecording"); }
public void testCallUsingCallObject() { Tropo tropo = new Tropo(); IDictionary<string, string> headers = new Dictionary<String, String>(); headers.Add("foo", "bar"); headers.Add("bling", "baz"); StartRecording recording = new StartRecording(AudioFormat.Mp3, Method.Post, "http://blah.com/recordings/1234.wav", "jose", "password"); List<String> to = new List<String>(1); to.Add("3055195825"); Call call = new Call(); call.Recording = recording; call.Headers = headers; call.Timeout = 10; call.AnswerOnMedia = false; call.Channel = Channel.Text; call.Network = Network.SMS; call.To = to; call.From = "3055551212"; tropo.Call(call); Assert.AreEqual(this.callJsonAllOptions, tropo.RenderJSON()); }
public void testCallUsingCallObject() { Tropo tropo = new Tropo(); Hashtable headers = new Hashtable(); headers.Add("foo", "bar"); headers.Add("bling", "baz"); StartRecording recording = new StartRecording(AudioFormat.mp3, Method.post, "http://blah.com/recordings/1234.wav", "jose", "password"); ArrayList to = new ArrayList(1); to.Add("3055195825"); Call call = new Call(); call.recording = recording; call.headers = headers; call.timeout = 10; call.answerOnMedia = false; call.channel = Channel.text; call.network = Network.sms; call.to = to; call.from = new Endpoint("3055551212", null, null, null); tropo.call(call); Assert.AreEqual(this.callJsonAllOptions, TropoJSON.render(tropo)); }
/// <summary> /// Places a call or sends an an IM, Twitter, or SMS message. To start a call, use the Session API to tell Tropo to launch your code. /// </summary> /// <param name="to">The party(ies)to call.</param> /// <param name="from">A string representing who the call is from.</param> /// <param name="network">Network is used mainly by the text channels; values can be SMS when sending a text message, or a valid IM network name such as AIM, MSN, JABBER, YAHOO and GTALK.</param> /// <param name="channel">This defines the channel used to place new calls.</param> /// <param name="answerOnMedia">If this is set to true, the call will be considered "answered" and audio will begin playing as soon as media is received from the far end </param> /// <param name="timeout">The amount of time Tropo will wait, in seconds, after sending or playing the prompt for the user to begin a response.</param> /// <param name="headers">This contains the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Headers for the current session.</param> /// <param name="recording">This is a shortcut to allow you to start call recording as soon as the call is answered. </param> public void Call(IEnumerable <String> to, string from, string network, string channel, bool?answerOnMedia, float?timeout, IDictionary <String, String> headers, StartRecording recording) { Call call = new Call(); call.To = to; call.From = from; call.Network = network; call.Channel = channel; call.AnswerOnMedia = answerOnMedia; call.Timeout = timeout; call.Headers = headers; call.Recording = recording; Serialize(call, "call"); }
/// <summary> /// Overload for Call that allows events to be set via allowSignals. /// </summary> /// <param name="to"></param> /// <param name="allowSignals">Allows for the assignment of an interruptable signal for this Tropo function</param> /// <param name="from"></param> /// <param name="network"></param> /// <param name="channel"></param> /// <param name="answerOnMedia"></param> /// <param name="timeout"></param> /// <param name="headers"></param> /// <param name="recording"></param> public void Call(String to, Array allowSignals, string from, string network, string channel, bool?answerOnMedia, float?timeout, IDictionary <String, String> headers, StartRecording recording) { Call call = new Call { To = new List <String> { to }, allowSignals = allowSignals, From = from, Network = network, Channel = channel, AnswerOnMedia = answerOnMedia, Timeout = timeout, Headers = headers, Recording = recording }; Serialize(call, "call"); }
/// <summary> /// Overload for StartRecording that allows a a StartRecording object to be passed directly. /// </summary> /// <param name="startRecording">A StartRecording object.</param> public void startRecording(StartRecording startRecording) { this.startRecording(startRecording.format, startRecording.method, startRecording.url, startRecording.username, startRecording.password); }
/// <summary> /// Allows Tropo applications to begin recording the current session. /// The resulting recording may then be sent via FTP or an HTTP POST/Multipart Form. /// </summary> /// <param name="format">This specifies the format for the audio recording; it can be 'audio/wav' or 'audio/mp3'.</param> /// <param name="method">This defines how you want to send the audio file.</param> /// <param name="url">This is the destination URL to send the recording.</param> /// <param name="username">This identifies the FTP account username.</param> /// <param name="password">This identifies the FTP account password.</param> public void startRecording(string format, string method, string url, string username, string password) { StartRecording startRecording = new StartRecording(); startRecording.format = format; startRecording.method = method; startRecording.url = url; startRecording.username = username; startRecording.password = password; serialize(startRecording, "startRecording"); }
/// <summary> /// Overload for Call that allows the To parameter to be passed as a String. /// </summary> /// <param name="to">A String containing the recipient to call.</param> /// <param name="from">An Endpoint object representing who the call is from.</param> /// <param name="network">Network is used mainly by the text channels; values can be SMS when sending a text message, or a valid IM network name such as AIM, MSN, JABBER, YAHOO and GTALK.</param> /// <param name="channel">This defines the channel used to place new calls.</param> /// <param name="answerOnMedia">If this is set to true, the call will be considered "answered" and audio will begin playing as soon as media is received from the far end.</param> /// <param name="timeout">The amount of time Tropo will wait, in seconds, after sending or playing the prompt for the user to begin a response.</param> /// <param name="headers">This contains the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Headers for the current session.</param> /// <param name="recording">This is a shortcut to allow you to start call recording as soon as the call is answered. </param> public void call(String to, string from, string network, string channel, bool? answerOnMedia, float? timeout, Hashtable headers, StartRecording recording) { Call call = new Call(); ArrayList _to = new ArrayList(); _to.Add(to); call.to = _to; call.from = new Endpoint(from, null, null, null); call.network = network; call.channel = channel; call.answerOnMedia = answerOnMedia; call.timeout = timeout; call.headers = headers; call.recording = recording; serialize(call, "call"); }
/// <summary> /// Places a call or sends an an IM, Twitter, or SMS message. To start a call, use the Session API to tell Tropo to launch your code. /// </summary> /// <param name="to">An ArryList containing recipients to call.</param> /// <param name="from">An Endpoint object representing who the call is from.</param> /// <param name="network">Network is used mainly by the text channels; values can be SMS when sending a text message, or a valid IM network name such as AIM, MSN, JABBER, YAHOO and GTALK.</param> /// <param name="channel">This defines the channel used to place new calls.</param> /// <param name="answerOnMedia">If this is set to true, the call will be considered "answered" and audio will begin playing as soon as media is received from the far end </param> /// <param name="timeout">The amount of time Tropo will wait, in seconds, after sending or playing the prompt for the user to begin a response.</param> /// <param name="headers">This contains the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) Headers for the current session.</param> /// <param name="recording">This is a shortcut to allow you to start call recording as soon as the call is answered. </param> public void call(ArrayList to, Endpoint from, string network, string channel, bool? answerOnMedia, float? timeout, Hashtable headers, StartRecording recording) { Call call = new Call(); call.to = to; call.from = from; call.network = network; call.channel = channel; call.answerOnMedia = answerOnMedia; call.timeout = timeout; call.headers = headers; call.recording = recording; serialize(call, "call"); }
public void testNewStartRecordingObject() { StartRecording startRecording = new StartRecording(); startRecording.format = AudioFormat.mp3; startRecording.method = Method.post; startRecording.url = "http://blah.com/recordings/1234.wav"; startRecording.username = "******"; startRecording.password = "******"; Tropo tropo = new Tropo(); tropo.startRecording(startRecording); Assert.AreEqual(this.startRecordingJson, TropoJSON.render(tropo)); }
public void testNewStartRecordingObject() { StartRecording startRecording = new StartRecording(); startRecording.Format = AudioFormat.Mp3; startRecording.Method = Method.Post; startRecording.Url = "http://blah.com/recordings/1234.wav"; startRecording.Username = "******"; startRecording.Password = "******"; Tropo tropo = new Tropo(); tropo.StartRecording(startRecording); Assert.AreEqual(this.startRecordingJson, tropo.RenderJSON()); }
public void testCallUseAllOptions() { Tropo tropo = new Tropo(); Hashtable headers = new Hashtable(2); headers.Add("foo", "bar"); headers.Add("bling", "baz"); StartRecording recording = new StartRecording(AudioFormat.mp3, Method.post, "http://blah.com/recordings/1234.wav", "jose", "password"); tropo.call("3055195825", "3055551212", Network.sms, Channel.text, false, 10, headers, recording); Assert.AreEqual(this.callJsonAllOptions, TropoJSON.render(tropo)); }