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Can a Rayo client explicitly transfer control of a call to another Rayo client?
Example use-case:
In issue #38, I explained a case where two separate calls were being managed by separate DCPs. In such a case, it may be desirable for DCP "instance2" to transfer control of the call to DCP "instance1" so that a join may be effected.
Example use-case:
DCP "instance2" needs to go offline for maintenance and wants to hand off all controlled calls to DCP "instance1". In this case we can assume that the instances are capable of sharing state and the call is possible to continue with a new controller.
Example use-case:
DCP [email protected] knows that a call she controls needs to next access an application being run by [email protected]. One way to effect this transference of control might be a SIP transfer, but there may be cases were we only want to transfer the control of the call, not the media.
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For 1, see my comments on #38.
For 3, I would suggest that disperate apps should see the call redirected as if it were hosted entirely separately. This may be revised in later versions of the spec.
I think we have arrived at a workable proposal for #1 and I accept the suggestion for #3. I still think this feature has utility though, and would like to see it in a future version specification.
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Can a Rayo client explicitly transfer control of a call to another Rayo client?
Example use-case:
In issue #38, I explained a case where two separate calls were being managed by separate DCPs. In such a case, it may be desirable for DCP "instance2" to transfer control of the call to DCP "instance1" so that a join may be effected.
Example use-case:
DCP "instance2" needs to go offline for maintenance and wants to hand off all controlled calls to DCP "instance1". In this case we can assume that the instances are capable of sharing state and the call is possible to continue with a new controller.
Example use-case:
DCP [email protected] knows that a call she controls needs to next access an application being run by [email protected]. One way to effect this transference of control might be a SIP transfer, but there may be cases were we only want to transfer the control of the call, not the media.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: