06-02-2017 02:56 AM
We have a situation, where a single call to a CTI Route Point causes multiple routeEvent() method calls to our JTAPI route callback. This happens randomly and usually there is only one routeEvent() method call.
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06-08-2017 03:45 AM
Thank you for you answer.
My problem was related to connection problems. Whenever JTAPI provider connection would fail, there were leftover routecallback that were not cleaned up properly, causing multiple routing calls.
- Markus Latvala
06-02-2017 10:42 AM
I would check if this is caused by a call scenario (like a redirect, call forward loop back to Route Point). Are the multiple routeEvents for the same ci? You can check JTAPI logs to see if there are 2 NewCallEvents for the same call.
06-08-2017 03:45 AM
Thank you for you answer.
My problem was related to connection problems. Whenever JTAPI provider connection would fail, there were leftover routecallback that were not cleaned up properly, causing multiple routing calls.
- Markus Latvala
06-08-2017 09:34 AM
You may need to raise a case with Cisco Dev Support with relevant JTAPI logs to resolve this.
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