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I am using fiddler autoresponder to return a different JS file than the one loaded from my server originally. The adjusted file uses:

I have created my own channel extending NAC channel based on the header it will load the packager dynamically.

The channel is as below based on the values the header is correctly identified for the incoming and the outgoing message (example mada_header and response_mada_header).

The package is loaded correctly for the incoming message which is CISebcdic_mada.xml but for outgoing message it is not loaded dynamically (expected is to load the CISebcdic_mada.xml) instead it is using the default packager from the server xml file

I'm trying to create a phone autoresponder software using pulseaudio and amazon connect.

So I use two null-sinks in pulseaudio to pass sound to speech recognition and speech synthesis. However, I did notice a lantency that appeared to be from PULSEAUDIO.

I have prepared the following simple script and compared it with the actual device.

This program was run under python3.6 and centOS7.

No idea why am I getting this error : getting error

o.j.t.p.QueryHost.prepare:97 'mux.S2M-E02-MPGS-AUTORESPONDER' is not connected

my jpos server xml file is as below

it is not a duplicate question since the previous question some functionality changed and this as a extension of the below. created a new post so helpful for others too who look for different solutions

jpos : how to handle messages with different headers with different length listening to the same endpoint and using same packager

The scenario is a third party application will send messages to jpos. possibility is that it will send two types of messages with different message header length say one will be length 22 bytes and another will be 44 bytes.the packager will be different.

As advised in the above solution I created a custom channel and it works fine.but now the challenge is how can i use different packager for each different request type

example

header1 -- use x packager

header2 -- use y packager

do I have to create new packager if so how can i link the server and the packager and the header types. looks very challenging and jpos is getting very interesting.

The scenario is a third party application will send messages to jpos. possibility is that it will send two types of messages with different message header length say one will be length 22 bytes and another will be 44 bytes.the packager will be same.

How can I handle both the messages and route it to the issuers based on the header type? The first 4 bytes in the header will give me the clue what will be header length.

For example

f3f8f6f7 -- means header length is 22 bytes

f4f5f6f7 -- means header length is 44 bytes

sample : header="3867000000000000000002" or "45670000000000000000021601" upto 44

I am not sure where to start. I understand I can create two channels but issue is I have to listen from one endpoint port

If I want to create a custom channel what is the best way to handle this scenario? Just thinking is it possible to handle as below, in the channel header property I can specify multiple headers?

I'm building a simple order form with some calculations with number & hidden fields (for email and autoresponder).

When the user input field is not '0' i want it to calculate the delivery cost in the total price. In the script below the Delivery cost always returns '0' even when the user field is not '0'.

If I change the value to a certain value it always returns that value even when the user field is '0'. So the IF is wrong somehow.

I'm trying to test out a script locally using Fiddler Autoresponder rules and I have an endpoint that includes a hash of the request body in the response. I figured I could just trigger a script from the autoresponder and calculate the hash and construct the response but it's been incredibly difficult to figure out how to do so.

As far as I can tell, scripts are supported by the AutoResponder but there's little to no documentation on it. The only reference I can find is this post in the Fiddler forums (https://www.telerik.com/forums/script-in-autoresponder) but I have no idea where in the documentation that detail comes from.

I can get scripts to run, but it seems to run before the request is sent and I can't figure out how to have it execute the request as normal (or load the response from a file, or populate the response body from the script) and then execute my code to add the hash as a header.

I've messed around with the Session object a bit but can't find anything obvious. Is there any better documentation for Fiddler that's actually up to date?