ā01-13-2010 11:03 PM - last edited on ā03-25-2019 07:13 PM by ciscomoderator
Hi.
Im Trying to create a script that will enable me to dial a number Where the following happends:
Step 1:
Please Enter the Directory number you would like to forward.
Step 2:
Please Enter PinCode for Directory Number.
Step 3:
Tell Status : a) Directory Number : XXXX is currently not forwarded
b) Directory Number : XXXX is forwarded to 0 XX XX XX XX
Step 4:
Press 1 If you wish to remove CallForward | Press 2 if you wish to change CallForwardAll | Press * to go Back. | To Exit, Disconnect the call.
Step 5:
Enter the Number you would like Forward your call to.
Step 6:
Tell Status and go back to Step 4
Id appreciate any help in regards to this.
Kindest Regards
Claus Pedersen
ā01-15-2010 08:26 AM
I don't know of any way to do this all within IPCCX scripting personally but maybe you can use a combination of IPCC scripting that triggers a batch script that launches the CCMUser URL and does the changes there??? Also, depending on what your end goal is, there might be a better way to handle this as opposed to call forwarding? As an example, if this is an operator phone, would time of day routing work better? Just a suggestion...if I'm even close to what you're trying to achieve....good luck.
ā01-28-2010 12:35 AM
I was afraid you guys, would say something like that.
Has anyone created examples of such javaclasses and XML scripts?
I think i might get a better understanding of this if I can get to see it in work and fiddle with it.
I need to get from A-Z here... and im at B...
Kindest Regards
Claus Pedersen
ā01-15-2010 10:01 AM
To Accomplish what you want you'd need to know two things:
1. Java
2. AXL
You'd need to create a custom Java class that your script could execute to accomplish what you want, short of that there is no good way to accomplish that.
ā02-11-2010 04:15 AM
And good links for acomplishing just that ?
Im not your average java coder....
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