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Created by: Arvind Sharma on 08-04-2013 11:48:06 AM
Hi,
Trying to debug some Shared Line issues (CUCM 8.x and above).
Realized that I don't have a clear understanding of the Shared Line, in JTAPI context.
May be our customer setup is overly complicated with the DN's sharing on multiple Terminals, in a given Partition. Don't know enough yet.
Is there an example avaialbe to get the basics clear in my head ? 'makecall' doesn't seem to have that. Or atleast that's what I gathered
THanks!
Arvind
Subject: RE: Simple Shared Line example ?
Replied by: Christian Ejlertsen on 23-04-2013 08:46:11 AM
What are you trying to do ? Create a call ?
if so the basic of creating a call is so. I'm assuming you are good with creating your provider connetion and the device you are trying to control is under the user you are usings control.
ciscTerm = (CiscoTerminal) provider.getTerminal("SEP123456789012");
// number to call
strCall = "5000";
Call call = provider.createCall();
CallControlCall ctrlCall = (CallControlCall)call;
// loop through the terminals addresses and find the specific address you want to use.
ctrlCall.connect(ciscTerm, ciscAddresses, strCall);
That should about the it. I'll leave you to fill in the loops and such.
Created by: Arvind Sharma on 08-04-2013 11:48:06 AM
Hi,
Trying to debug some Shared Line issues (CUCM 8.x and above).
Realized that I don't have a clear understanding of the Shared Line, in JTAPI context.
May be our customer setup is overly complicated with the DN's sharing on multiple Terminals, in a given Partition. Don't know enough yet.
Is there an example avaialbe to get the basics clear in my head ? 'makecall' doesn't seem to have that. Or atleast that's what I gathered
THanks!
Arvind
Subject: RE: Simple Shared Line example ?
Replied by: Christian Ejlertsen on 23-04-2013 08:46:11 AM
What are you trying to do ? Create a call ?
if so the basic of creating a call is so. I'm assuming you are good with creating your provider connetion and the device you are trying to control is under the user you are usings control.
ciscTerm = (CiscoTerminal) provider.getTerminal("SEP123456789012");
// number to call
strCall = "5000";
Call call = provider.createCall();
CallControlCall ctrlCall = (CallControlCall)call;
// loop through the terminals addresses and find the specific address you want to use.
ctrlCall.connect(ciscTerm, ciscAddresses, strCall);
That should about the it. I'll leave you to fill in the loops and such.