#!/usr/bin/env php * Portions created by the Initial Developer are Copyright (C) 2008-2025 * the Initial Developer. All Rights Reserved. * * Contributor(s): * Mark J Crane * Tim Fry */ /** * The purpose of this file is to subscribe to the switch events and then notify the web socket service of the event. * * Requirements: * - PHP 7.1 or higher * * When an event is received from the switch, it is sent to the web socket service. The web socket service then * broadcasts the event to all subscribers that have subscribed to the service that broadcasted the event. The * web socket service only has information about who is connected. Each connection to the web socket service * is called a subscriber. Subscribers can be either a service or a web client. When a token is created and * given to the subscriber class using the "save_token" method, the subscriber is a web client. When the * method used is "save_service_token", the subscriber is still a subscriber but now has elevated privileges. * Each service can still subscribe to other events from other services just like regular subscribers. But, * services have the added ability to broadcast events to other subscribers. * * Line 1 of this file allows the script to be executable */ if (version_compare(PHP_VERSION, '7.1.0', '<')) { die("This script requires PHP 7.1.0 or higher. You are running " . PHP_VERSION . "\n"); } require_once dirname(__DIR__, 4) . '/resources/require.php'; define('SERVICE_NAME', active_calls_service::get_service_name()); try { $active_calls_service = active_calls_service::create(); // Exit using whatever status run returns exit($active_calls_service->run()); } catch (Exception $ex) { echo "Error occurred in " . $ex->getFile() . ' (' . $ex->getLine() . '):' . $ex->getMessage(); // Exit with error code exit($ex->getCode()); }