08-10-2011 03:20 PM - edited 03-14-2019 08:21 AM
Hi, everyone have any complete example where you apply the trigger http in CCX 8.5, in the guide administration CCX there is
very little information about It.
Thank you
Javier
08-10-2011 07:16 PM
Step 1 - Create and upload the script
Step 2 - Create an application and associate the script
Applications > App Management > Add New
Step 3 - Create an HTTP Trigger and associate it to the application
Subsystems > HTTP > Add New
Step 4 - Test
Point your browser at http://
Note: there is no trailing forward slash
08-13-2011 10:21 AM
Hi Anthony, thank you.
Do you have any practical example that you have used in reality?
Best regards
Javier
08-13-2011 11:27 AM
Well yes, but I'm not just going to give you my code for free. I, as will many others on this forum, will help you with specific problems though. Is there something you are looking at doing, and just don't know how to get started? Or are you just curious as to how others are using HTTP triggers within UCCX?
I'll also add, I have never used an HTTP triggered application that a customer would use directly. All of my HTTP triggered applictions have been for backend support, or to kick off a workflow within UCCX from an external application.
08-13-2011 03:01 PM
Anthony, of course I do not expect your code. what happens is that Cisco is very little information, in CCX 8.5 no longer has chat functionality and I need to know well how work the http trigger to see if I can address to a chat engine developed and is operational.
I do not need the code, may be a functional or block diagram based on a real application I describe how it works
thanks
Thanks.
07-15-2014 07:55 AM
Hey,
In your send http response, instead of having Text, can you put the value of a variable.
So let's say there is a call that goes in the queue and it verify the average waitting time in the CSQ, can this value be in the http response so if we type the http://CCX:9080/CSQ_Average ; we will get the value... and the value will change each time there is a call i guess
thanks
07-15-2014 11:46 AM
Hi.
You can send back virtually anything. For instance, I have seen a customer using a bunch of HTTP UCCX applications exposing some interesting reporting data, as XML.
G.
09-15-2014 11:58 AM
Anyone have an example of a Variable in the TEXT..
Instead of having TEXT[hello,world]
a basic example with variable instead of text ?
I was sondering how can I insert variable instead of text.. I am not a pro..
Also, I have UCCX Standard, I see the object to Send HTTP Response, but I don't think I have the option to Add an HTTP Trigger with this CCX Version.. anyone have a suggestion ?
Thanks !
09-15-2014 06:15 PM
Hi, no, unfortunately, you don't have the possibility to use HTTP triggers (~ applications) with UCCX Standard. UCCX Premium or IP IVR is necessary.
G.
10-15-2015 03:52 AM
Hi Gergely.
If I have UCCX Premium, can you anwer question from Philippe?
"Anyone have an example of a Variable in the TEXT.. "
Thanks, lukas
02-19-2015 05:08 PM
If the script were pointing to an XML document, would it show the contents of that doc or is the HTTP Response step still required?
02-20-2015 01:12 AM
Hi,
okay, what do you mean by "script were pointing to an XML document"?
I sort of can't imagine pointing a script to an XML document. Can you explain this, please.
G.
EDIT: typo
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