Hello all,
I have an Java application that will display all of the users currently in a particular conference…
I use the meetme list command…
The question that I have is that when I run this command from my code or from asterisk -r I get the following value:
//The following is the results of the command when there are no users in the conference.
asterisk1*CLI> meetme list 8200
User #: 01 <unknown> sip/202 Channel: SIP/202-6b5f (unmonitored)
1 users in that conference.
//The following is the results of the command when there is one user(me) in the conference.
asterisk1*CLI> meetme list 8200
User #: 01 <unknown> sip/202 Channel: SIP/202-6b5f (unmonitored)
User #: 02 202 Graham F Channel: SIP/202-586c (unmonitored)
2 users in that conference.First off, I am assuming the first user is the manager that is making the command?
Can I always count on this user(manager) being there, if so I can handle that?
Reason why is that I am parsing each user to return the user name and the phone number… so I dont want to show this first user.
Perhaps there is an easier way to return the user name and phone without the corresponding String that I recieve above?
I am using @home 1.2.1
TIA!![/code]