Leg States

[Lisandro Quinteros]

Hi everyone , I am working with a CVP implementation.. which has a survivability tcl script so when CPV is unreachable (ex branch is on SRST) .. I could execute a custom TCL script...

I have made a basic tcl that plays greating message .. check out of hours.. etc....

I developed the tcl just triggering him from a pots dial-peer (but not using cvp) and works great....

When I configure the real scenario with cvp and branch office on srst.... I could see the survivability.tcl from cvp does a handoff to the application that I could define using a param..

So in my TCL I added

set fsm(CALL_INIT,ev_handoff) "act_Setup            GETDEST"

The problem is when in act_Setup when I tried to:

leg setupack leg_incoming

            leg proceeding leg_incoming

            leg connect leg_incoming

It says...

  Illegal Operation: Leg not incoming or in wrong state

*Oct  9 20:01:01.409:   TCL script failure errorInfo:

                        Illegal Operation: Leg not incoming or in wrong state

So the first thing I did was... try to do a

connection destroy con_all

Illegal Info Tag: Should map to atleast one Connection

*Oct  9 19:36:02.353:   TCL script failure errorInfo:

                        Illegal Info Tag: Should map to atleast one Connection

Then I did...

[infotag get evt_connections]

No connection is display ...

[infotag get evt_legs] and  [infotag get evt_legs]

Both shows only one leg EX 352

So for what I can see the leg incomming is there but "in wrong state".. What could I do ?

Regars..

Lisandro

[Raghavendra G V · Accepted solution]

Hi Lisandro,

You need to check the leg state before issuing these commands as below.

set legState [infotag get leg_state leg_incoming]

if {$legState != "lg_005" && $legState != "lg_008"} {

    if {$legState == "lg_001"} {       

        leg setupack leg_incoming

        leg proceeding leg_incoming

        leg connect leg_incoming

    } elseif {$legState == "lg_002"} {        

        leg proceeding leg_incoming

        leg connect leg_incoming

    } else {        

         leg connect leg_incoming

    }

}

# lg_001 --> LEG_INCOMING_FIRST

# lg_002 --> LEG_INCACKED

# lg_003 --> LEG_INCPROCEED

# lg_005 --> LEG_INCCONNECTED

# lg_008 --> LEG_OUTPROCEED

Thanks,

Raghavendra

[Lisandro Quinteros]

Hi Raghavendra I have already seen that infotag on other Cisco tcl but  I today I was looking for it on tcl Ivr programming guide 2.0 and cound't find it neither the lg_xxx maybe I didn't see it..

That would save my problem..

Thanks for your help

[Lisandro Quinteros]

Well that's weird I have  found it now under chapter 5 on the http version of tcl Ivr guide but is not added to the pdf version (download the complete book)

[Raghavendra G V]

yes you can find the command in below link, not sure why it is not added in downloaded pdf.

http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/ios/voice/tcl/developer/guide/tclivrv2/tclivrv2_ch4.html#wp1058910

Thanks,

Raghavendra