13 Jul
2009
13 Jul
'09
6:06 p.m.
Hello,
On 13.07.2009 15:44 Uhr, Juha Heinanen wrote:
Daniel-Constantin Mierla writes:
I haven't played that much with xmlrpc, but the command must be
"mi",
the first parameter must be the name of the mi command, then follows the
parameters of the mi command.
Cheers,
Daniel
several days ago, a new module named mi_rpc was
introduced to source
tree. The goal is to be able to execute MI commands using RPC interface
from sip router core.
Back to mi_rpc, one issue that needs to be sorted out is the output
format. Right now doing a pretty-format printing which is not suitable
for xmlrpc.
Feedback is very much appreciated, thanks,
i tried to get core stats out using xmlrcp. using serctl, i can do it
like this:
srctl mi get_statistics core:200 OK
+ :: core:rcv_requests = 10
+ :: core:rcv_replies = 0
+ :: core:fwd_requests = 0
+ :: core:fwd_replies = 0
+ :: core:drop_requests = 0
+ :: core:drop_replies = 0
+ :: core:err_requests = 0
+ :: core:err_replies = 0
+ :: core:bad_URIs_rcvd = 0
+ :: core:unsupported_methods = 10
+ :: core:bad_msg_hdr = 0
using xmlrpc interface, i tried by giving command called "mi" with
argument list "get_statistics" and "core":, but it didn't work:
c.mi(['get_statistics', 'core:'])
...
xmlrpclib.Fault: <Fault 500: 'command parameter missing'>
how is the actual command and and its arguments supplied?