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Created by: Nils Hulsch on 10-03-2010 10:20:13 AM
Hello,
is there a way to get the current calling type for an incoming call?
I saw the index "originationNumTON" to set it, but not a variable / function to get the type of an incoming call.
>>>>SNIP<<<<
set incNumber [infotag get leg_ani]
set destNumber [infotag get leg_dnis]
if {$incNumber == "" } {
set call(originationNum) $incNumber
set call(displayInfo) "-unkown-"
set call(notifyEvents) "ev_proceeding ev_alert"
leg setup $destNumber call leg_outgoing
}
.....
>>>>SNIP<<<<
Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Nils
Subject: RE: Incoming Calling Party Type
Replied by: Nils Hulsch on 10-03-2010 02:16:16 PM
Hi Anusha,
thank you for reply, but sadly i get the following error:
Mar 10 13:57:57.529: TCL script failure
Result:
Handle not found or is not GTD type: gtd_inf
Mar 10 13:57:57.529: TCL script failure errorInfo:
Handle not found or is not GTD type: gtd_inf
while executing
"object get gtd gtd_inf cgn.1.noa"
(procedure "act_Setup" line 27)
invoked from within
"act_Setup"
I've checked the tclivr document on the cisco page and found a the handle "setup_gtd_handle" - but thats also not working.
I tried to get the gtd handle with
set temp [infotag get evt_gtd]
but thats throwing me an error too.
EDIT: i tried to create a new handle with
set gtd_inf_cnt [object create gtd gtd_inf INF]
but then the field is not set
Would it be possible that you provide me some more informations?
Best regards,
Nils
Subject: RE: Incoming Calling Party Type
Replied by: Anusha Kannappan on 10-03-2010 01:42:15 PM
Hi Nils,
We can fetch the calling party type for an incoming call using the following
set TON [object get gtd gtd_inf cgn.1.noa]
Thanks,
Anusha
Subject: RE: Incoming Calling Party Type
Replied by: Yawming Chen on 10-03-2010 06:11:55 PM
Please refer to Tcl IVR API programming guide
set temp [infotag get evt_gtd]
Syntax: infotag get evt_gtd <gtd_handle>
you missed <gtd_handle> here
Thanks !
evt_gtd
Description: Associates a handle to the GTD parameters contained in the event.
The application can use the handle to include the associated GTD parameters in
any outgoing call signal message.
Syntax: infotag get evt_gtd <gtd_handle>
Mode: Read
Scope: ev_address_resolved
ev_alert
ev_connected
ev_disconnected
ev_proceeding
ev_progress
ev_setup_indication
Return Type: Number. If a handle can be created from the event, 1 is returned, otherwise 0 is
returned.
Direct Mapping: None
Example: set handle [infotag get evt_gtd gtd_inf]
Subject: RE: Incoming Calling Party Type
Replied by: Nils Hulsch on 10-03-2010 06:25:44 PM
ah, my mistake!
It's working - thank you so far!
