CUCM and CUPS interaction

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Created by: Doug Kartio on 04-05-2011 10:24:43 AM
Here is my question to you guys:
 
In CUCM (version 7.1.3), you set the user licensing attributes for CUPC (XML
Tags enableUPS and enableUPC), which edits Boolean values in the enduserlicense
table (columns: enablecups and enablecupc).
 
With these two value set to true, you can go into the CUPS
server and set any of the Unified Personal Communicator User Settings. 
This is found within the Application > Cisco Unified Personal Communicator
> User Settings menu.
 
The Configuration settings I am referring to are:
 - Voicemail
Profile
 - Conferencing
Profile
 - CTI
Gateway Profile
 -  LDAP
Profile
 - Audio
Profile
 - CCMCIP
Profile
 
My question is can you through AXL, set any of these
settings through either the CM server or the Presence sever and if so, what is
the XML element mappings for it. 
 
Thanks

Subject: RE: CUCM and CUPS interaction
Replied by: Doug Kartio on 04-05-2011 12:35:12 PM
Back in the documentation for CUPS 6.0, they referred to AXL configuration calls:
  updateUpcUserSettings
  getUpcUserSettings

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cups/6_0_1/interoperability/developer/guide/cpsinter.html#wp73904


Anybody know if these still exists?  I don't find any reference to these calls in anything other that 6.0.

Thanks

Subject: RE: CUCM and CUPS interaction
Replied by: Doug Kartio on 18-05-2011 11:18:57 AM

Back in the documentation for CUPS 6.0, they referred to AXL configuration calls:
  updateUpcUserSettings
  getUpcUserSettings

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cups/6_0_1/interoperability/developer/guide/cpsinter.html#wp73904


Anybody know if these still exists?  I don't find any reference to these calls in anything other that 6.0.

Thanks

 
Update:
 
Within CUPS plugin menu, you can find a download for the axltoolkit.zip  this is not the same axltoolkit you find on Cisco's website or in the CUCM plugins menu.  This one is specific to CUPS.  Within that you can find the CUPS wsdl.  As with most wsdls, it is pretty unreadable.  By using a program called SoupUI, you can get a pretty good idea of what is needed with each call.
 
Using this and the sample code that is in the axltoolkit (CUPS version), you can work your way through the calls.  Remember that CUPS works with Soap 1.2 (whereas CUCM is Soap 1.1), so the main differences between this sample code and the sample code that comes with CUCM is in the sendMessage method where the soap message is made.