04-19-2019 12:58 AM
Hi,
Could someone help me out to find the difference between Call.user.microapp.caller_input="T" and Call.user.microapp.caller_input="D" in if condition nodes of ICM script.
Also having a doubt in VXML params : N. i have studied that value N is Do not allow barge-in. In my script i have a vxml param N node and after this node i'm sending the call to CVP application. When i made a test call to the script it allowing bargin i.e)i am able to interrupt message play by entering a digit, causing the script to move to the next prompt.
Then what is the use of N value here. Can some one explain me?
04-19-2019 05:54 AM
The answers to your questions somewhat depend on what you're passing/receiving from your CVP application.
Check out the configuration guide here for instance, but the caller_input for instance is what you're getting back from the CVP application. Your CVP application could be setting caller_input to T, D or Cheeseburger, it all depends on what was programmed.
For the second question, you almost always in my experience set VXMLParams to N so that you pass additional information to the CVP application.
04-20-2019 11:46 PM
04-21-2019 05:42 AM
If you're using CVP/VXML/Call Studio applications, it is almost always set to N. If you look in any of the Cisco script guides you will see this, like here
04-21-2019 10:19 PM
ECC Variable NameTypeMax. # of ElementsPossible Values
user.microapp.UseVXMLParams | Scalar | 1 |
Default: "N" |
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