Hi,
I'm develop an Web Application to build IPTEL site on Cisco Call Mangager in Java.
I've a little problem, and yes, I've already search and try solutions by myself 
So, I'm using the Cisco AXL api 9, and when I want to create an device pool, I need to set the devices pool's property called "LocationName".
The "setLocationName" method requires 'JAXBElement<XFkType> value' that I built before.
The problem is that when I check on my CallManager, nothing is set!
I can set the parameters with XFkType, String, Integer,... but really can't with an JAXBElement<>.
Could you give me an example? A Solution? I can make some test all day long.. I'm developping in NetBeans 7.4. Java. jdk 1.7.
Here is a piece of code to show you the way I try to set my device pool:
// Device Pool
myDevicePool.setName("DP-" + cc + "-" + sn + "-" + sc);
//Vérifier l'existance du TZG sinon créer pour le pays.
XFkType dateTimeGroup = new XFkType();
dateTimeGroup.setValue("TZG-BEL");
XFkType CMGroupName = new XFkType();
CMGroupName.setValue("Default");
XFkType regionName = new XFkType();
regionName.setValue(myRegion.getName());
XFkType mrListName = new XFkType();
mrListName.setValue(myMrgl.getName());
JAXBElement<XFkType> mrlName = new JAXBElement(new QName(XFkType.class.getSimpleName()), XFkType.class, mrListName);
mrlName.setValue(mrListName);
XFkType locationName = new XFkType();
locationName.setValue(myLocation.getName());
JAXBElement<XFkType> jaxLocationName = new JAXBElement(new QName(XFkType.class.getSimpleName()), XFkType.class, locationName);
jaxLocationName.setValue(locationName);
//String networkLocale = getCountry();
//JAXBElement<String> netLocal = new JAXBElement(new QName(String.class.getSimpleName()), String.class, networkLocale);
//netLocal.setValue(networkLocale);
if(Gateway)
{
if(nameSrst.isEmpty() || nameSrst.equals("NONE"))
{
} else {
XFkType SrstName = new XFkType();
SrstName.setValue(mySrst.getName());
myDevicePool.setSrstName(SrstName);
}
}
myDevicePool.setDateTimeSettingName(dateTimeGroup);
myDevicePool.setCallManagerGroupName(CMGroupName);
myDevicePool.setRegionName(regionName);
myDevicePool.setMediaResourceListName(mrlName);
try {
myDevicePool.setLocationName(jaxLocationName);
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println(""+e.getMessage());
e.printStackTrace();
}
//myDevicePool.setNetworkLocale(netLocal);
Thank you for your help,
Gilles.
PS: Please don't hesitate to ask for more information. And don't pay attention to my English, that's clearly not my native language
Hello, I was solving the same problem and there is my finding (and solution):
My example - I needed to change ownerUserID at device:
Java code at the beginning:
UpdatePhoneReq phReq = new UpdatePhoneReq();
phReq.setUuid(device_uuid);
XFkType user = new XFkType();
user.setUuid(getUserUUID(username)); //returns UserUUID
JAXBElement<XFkType> user2 = new JAXBElement(new QName(XFkType.class.getSimpleName()), XFkType.class, user);
phReq.setOwnerUserName(user2);
Final AXL message (downloaded as AXL log through RTMT):
<?xml version="1.0" ?> <S:Envelope xmlns:S="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"> <S:Body>
<ns2:updatePhone xmlns:ns2="http://www.cisco.com/AXL/API/9.1">
<uuid>63af67a5-9d17-b0b7-7f67-8c4367ad5fd6</uuid>
<XFkType uuid="4d906690-51e4-0c0e-4d6d-70c28599a28c"/>
</ns2:updatePhone></S:Body> </S:Envelope>
- there is no mention about what I want to change (looking into java class UpdatePhoneReq, there is an AXL example at the beginning and I've found that I need to set-up ownerUserName property)
When I've added into my java code:
user.setValue(username);
AXL message contained:
<ns2:updatePhone xmlns:ns2="http://www.cisco.com/AXL/API/9.1">
<uuid>63af67a5-9d17-b0b7-7f67-8c4367ad5fd6</uuid>
<XFkType uuid="4d906690-51e4-0c0e-4d6d-70c28599a28c">test01</XFkType>
- so still the same
Solution is in:
user.setValue(username);
JAXBElement<XFkType> user2 =
new JAXBElement(new QName("ownerUserName"), XFkType.class, user)
;
AXL message contained:
<ns2:updatePhone xmlns:ns2="http://www.cisco.com/AXL/API/9.1">
<uuid>63af67a5-9d17-b0b7-7f67-8c4367ad5fd6</uuid>
<ownerUserName>test01</ownerUserName>
and this is working.
You can use it with UUID (probably without Value property):
user.setUuid(getUserUUID(username));
AXL message contained:
<ownerUserName uuid="4d906690-51e4-0c0e-4d6d-70c28599a28c"/>
That is all 
Good luck
Frantisek Marousek
CCIE Voice #42260
