Flags are valid within a transaction only.

There are also global flags (always valid) (module gflags).

If you want to store data between different transactions (within a dialog) you can store it as parameter within the record-route header. openser has some nice functions to handle this (http://openser.org/docs/modules/0.10.x/rr) but I think you can do it also with ser, but not that comfortable.

Note: Do not put confidential into Record-Route headers. Everybody can read them and manipulate them

regards klaus

Ramin Nikaeen wrote:

Valued Colleagues,

Can anyone tell me what is scope of the “flags” used in ser.cfg?

When I do a “setflag(3)”, is it valid throughout a :

•      Transaction?
  
  

•      Dialogue?
  
  

•      Call?
  
  
  
  

I do a “setflag(3)” when I receive an INVITE and expect the flag 3 to

be set when I receive the associated BYE. However, when I do an

“isflagset(3)” when I receive the BYE, the flag is not set?!

Can someone tell me why?!

Thanks

ramin

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