hack megaco_text_parser.yrl

[Carlos Rodríguez Alcalá Villagra]

Hi, Hakan

Thanks for the answer, but it didn't work...
We did what you told us to do. We agregated the line:

megacoMessage        -> optSep authenticationHeader message safeToken
endOfMessage
      : #'MegacoMessage'{authHeader = '$2', mess = '$3'} .


into the file megaco_text_parser.yrl (and compiled with erlc -W
megaco_text_parser.yrl and erl ;c(megaco_text_parser). and the we copied
that into ebin)

Then we tried this:

We've put in the same place a safeToken2
this way
megacoMessage        -> optSep authenticationHeader message safeToken2
endOfMessage
      : #'MegacoMessage'{authHeader = '$2', mess = '$3'} .

where safeToken2 is a non ternimal in this way:

safeToken2 -> 'SEP' : make_safe_token('$1') .%agregamos es por que el megaco
tracer no dice :  error,[{reason,{bad_token,[{'SEP',5,0}, [{'RBRKT',5}....
donde 'SEP' es que cosa???
safeToken2 -> 'SEP' : make_safe_token('$1') .%This line is because the
megaco tracer told that  :  error,[{reason,{bad_token,[{'SEP',5,0},
[{'RBRKT',5}, [{'RBRKT',5}.... whrere 'SEP' is ???
safeToken2 -> 'NULLT' : make_safe_token('$1') .

and, we've aggregated the line "-define(NULLT, [?NullToken])." to the
megaco_compact_text_encoder and megaco_pretty_text_encoder files.

after that, we also have aggregated the line "-define( NullToken, 16#00)."
to the megaco_text_encoder file.

but it don`t work neither.

How can we solve the problem?
We basically want to aggregate something like this:

megacoMessage        -> optSep authenticationHeader message safeToken2
endOfMessage
      : #'MegacoMessage'{authHeader = '$2', mess = '$3'} .

where safetoken2 captures the '\000' (the Byte that the MP102 sends
incorrectly) and ignores it.


Thanks again
















----- Original Message -----
From: "Hakan Mattsson" <hakan@REDACTED>
To: "Carlos Rodríguez Alcalá Villagra" <crav@REDACTED>
Cc: <erlang-questions@REDACTED>
Sent: Monday, March 08, 2004 12:55 PM
Subject: Re: megaco_compact_text comparation


> Carlos> We are testing the erlang megaco application with a mp-102 analog
> Carlos> gateway, but the ServiceChange fails. Find attached a file that
> Carlos> contains images of both ServiceChanges: A valid one and one from
the
> Carlos> mp-102. The difference is visible.
>
> Have you told AudioCodes that their stack does not comply with the
standard?
>
> Carlos> How can we fix this in order to be able to receive a valid
transaction
> Carlos> from the mp-102?, knowing that it always adds the caracters 00 or
\x00
> Carlos> to the ServiceChange Command. Do we need to hack the erlang's code
at
> Carlos> the "handled" libraries?
>
> Yes, if you want to be bug compatible with AudioCodes you need to hack a
little.
>
> Add the following rule to megaco/src/text/megaco_text_parser.yrl:
>
>   megacoMessage        -> optSep authenticationHeader message safeToken
endOfMessage
>       : #'MegacoMessage'{authHeader = '$2', mess = '$3'} .
>
> directly after this rule:
>
>   megacoMessage        -> optSep authenticationHeader message endOfMessage
>       : #'MegacoMessage'{authHeader = '$2', mess = '$3'} .
>
> and recompile the megaco application. This would allow trailing safeChars
in
> any text message.
>
> /Håkan
>
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