Popup number formatting

Openfire Plugins Asterisk-IM
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I recently installed wildfire with the asterisk-im plugin and am using the spark client. Everything is working great. Just gotr a small question, is it possible to edit the formatting of the phone number that is shown in the popup in spark? Now it is formatted in an american way (first 3 digits between brackets) and that looks wrong here in the Netherlands.

2

Hi,

so there is a org.jivesoftware.sparkimpl.plugin.phone.IncomingCall class with

public void setCallerNumber(String number) {
/* ... */
        if (number.trim().length() == 10) {
            buf.append("(");
            String areaCode = number.substring(0, 3);
            buf.append(areaCode);
            buf.append(") ");

So I wonder if your numbers have all 10 digits, then this would be the place where one could fix this but the US users may then complain.

LG

3

Hello Esky, could you help to give me the step to install the asterisk-IM? which version of wildfire and spark are you using?

4

Hi there ckng128,

I’'ve got a FreeBSD machine running asterisk 1.2.??, Wildfire Versie: 3.1.0 Beta 3, Asterisk-IM gateway 1.2.0beta2. Ow the server has Java 1.5.0-p3. Spark is 2.0.3.

The Asterisk-IM plugin that isn’‘t beta doesn’'t work for me. the install is really straight forward. Edit the manager.conf file in the asterisk directory and add a user for wildfire:

secret=<PASSWORD>

deny=0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0

permit=127.0.0.1/255.255.255.255

read = system,call

write = system,call

restart asterisk, download the beta plugin into the wildfire plugin folder, enable the plugin in wildfire.

Add your asterisk server, switch Asterisk-IM on, edit the phone mapping and voila you’'re done (I think)

5

Thank you for the answer it2000.

Yes Dutch numbers are also 10 digit, but the formatting is different:

0123-456789 (small towns)

012-3456789 (large towns/cities)

06-12345678 (mobile phones)

think I will twaek the function to look for the starting 0 because american numbers don’'t have that, right?