subscript issue file not found

[DavidPeter]

I am using a subscript to create and then pull a xml doc that has the STATE in it. So either "open" "Close" or what ever. For some reason I get the error below. It does not see the path right? I have included the script and the error below. I am using 10.5 Express UCCX.

So basiclly I have a step in my main script called "Manual/open/close" that pulls a SUB Script called "Statecheck" it checks the Site XML for the current state. Then sets the call flow apropriatly.

Thank you for your help in advance!

[Deepak Rawat · Accepted solution]

Do you indeed have the current_State xml in the en_US folder under the Document Management or not. If yes, then check what is the IVR Language Configuration and Default IVR Language Configuration been set to, if it is anything other than en_US folder, make sure you set it to en_US folder since that is the location system should look into.


Regards

Deepak

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[DavidPeter]

Where do I find the IVR Language config?

[Deepak Rawat]

Cisco Unified CCX Administration >> System Information >> Language Information

Regards

Deepak

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[DavidPeter]

it is set to that folder. All the other scripts find everything ok. Just that one fails with that error.

[Aaron Harrison]

Hi

Two suggestions:

1) The error shows current_state, not current_state.xml - have you specified the suffix?

2) I wouldn't use a 'get file doc' to refer to repository files. I'd just do this:

current_state = Create XML Document (DOC[currentDoc])

Then do your get xml data steps.

Aaron

[Chakshu Piplani · Accepted solution]

Hi David,

Kindly follow this:

1. Delete the "Create File Document" step.

2. Locate the file in current_state variable, current_state variable should have value like:

DOC[/current_state.xml]

(screenshot taken while doing active debugging)

3. Make sure "current_state.xml" file is located under:

Applications->Document Management->en_US

Let me know your email id I can share the modiefied script and xml file I created for lab testing.

xml file looks like:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<current_state>
       <currentstate>open</currentstate>      
</current_state>

Regards,

Chakshu Piplani

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[DavidPeter]

david.peter@pivotts.com  Thank you!

[DavidPeter]

Thanks man! That worked !