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on 01-24-2014 01:34 AM
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Created by: Chris Bertrand on 15-03-2010 02:05:06 PM
I am able to set up a line however i cannot seem to associate the line to a route partition. Using the CCM i simply select the correct one from the drop down. How would i accomplish this in .NET?
I have tried creating an XroutePartition object and setting this up to go into the XNPDirectoryNumber.Item however i think this may be the wrong location. I have looked at lines that already have an associated route partition but i cannot seem to find how they are linked. I am using 7.1
Can anyone shed any light on this?
Subject: RE: C# Adding a Route Partition to a Line
Replied by: Chris Bertrand on 17-03-2010 10:20:31 AM
Once again no responses, oh well. Here's the way if anyones interested.
XRoutePartition part = new XRoutePartition();
part.description = description;
part.partitionUsage = XPartitionUsage.General;
part.ItemElementName = ItemChoiceType.timeScheduleId;
part.timeZone = timezone;
part.name = partitionName;
GetRoutePartitionReq getR = new GetRoutePartitionReq();
getR.ItemElementName = ItemChoiceType51.partitionName;
getR.Item = partitionName
GetRoutePartitionRes res = axlService.getRoutePartition(getR);
GetRoutePartitionResReturn result = res.@return;
part.uuid = result.routepartition.uuid; // The important line, otherwise will not WORK!!!
then you have to use the partition element in XNPDirectoryNumber element: field: Item
newnum.Item = part;
Created by: Chris Bertrand on 15-03-2010 02:05:06 PM
I am able to set up a line however i cannot seem to associate the line to a route partition. Using the CCM i simply select the correct one from the drop down. How would i accomplish this in .NET?
I have tried creating an XroutePartition object and setting this up to go into the XNPDirectoryNumber.Item however i think this may be the wrong location. I have looked at lines that already have an associated route partition but i cannot seem to find how they are linked. I am using 7.1
Can anyone shed any light on this?
Subject: RE: C# Adding a Route Partition to a Line
Replied by: Chris Bertrand on 17-03-2010 10:20:31 AM
Once again no responses, oh well. Here's the way if anyones interested.
XRoutePartition part = new XRoutePartition();
part.description = description;
part.partitionUsage = XPartitionUsage.General;
part.ItemElementName = ItemChoiceType.timeScheduleId;
part.timeZone = timezone;
part.name = partitionName;
GetRoutePartitionReq getR = new GetRoutePartitionReq();
getR.ItemElementName = ItemChoiceType51.partitionName;
getR.Item = partitionName
GetRoutePartitionRes res = axlService.getRoutePartition(getR);
GetRoutePartitionResReturn result = res.@return;
part.uuid = result.routepartition.uuid; // The important line, otherwise will not WORK!!!
then you have to use the partition element in XNPDirectoryNumber element: field: Item
newnum.Item = part;
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