unless defined? Adhearsion if File.exists? File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/../adhearsion/lib/adhearsion.rb" # If you wish to freeze a copy of Adhearsion to this app, simply place a copy of Adhearsion # into a folder named "adhearsion" within this app's main directory. require File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/../adhearsion/lib/adhearsion.rb" else require 'rubygems' gem 'adhearsion', '>= 0.7.999' require 'adhearsion' end end Adhearsion::Configuration.configure do |config| # Supported levels (in increasing severity) -- :debug < :info < :warn < :error < :fatal config.logging :level => :info # Whether incoming calls be automatically answered. Defaults to true. # config.automatically_answer_incoming_calls = false # Whether the other end hanging up should end the call immediately. Defaults to true. # config.end_call_on_hangup = false # Whether to end the call immediately if an unrescued exception is caught. Defaults to true. # config.end_call_on_error = false # By default Asterisk is enabled with the default settings config.enable_asterisk # config.asterisk.enable_ami :host => "127.0.0.1", :username => "admin", :password => "password", :events => true # config.enable_drb # Streamlined Rails integration! The first argument should be a relative or absolute path to # the Rails app folder with which you're integrating. The second argument must be one of the # the following: :development, :production, or :test. # config.enable_rails :path => 'gui', :env => :development # Note: You CANNOT do enable_rails and enable_database at the same time. When you enable Rails, # it will automatically connect to same database Rails does and load the Rails app's models. # Configure a database to use ActiveRecord-backed models. See ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection # for the appropriate settings here. # config.enable_database :adapter => 'mysql', # :username => 'joe', # :password => 'secret', # :host => 'db.example.org' end Adhearsion::Initializer.start_from_init_file(__FILE__, File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/..")