Interface of CISCO 7970G!!! Help

[jcarlos_eduardo]

Can I show a dinamic picture and dinamic text in a screen (same screen)... I need to work wiht dinamic information!!!

Can you tell me how????

Thankx

[aaronw.ca]

What do you mean by dynamic?

You can display whatever you want in a CiscoIPPhoneText or CiscoIPPhoneImage element displayed on the phone, using ASP, JSP, Servlets, PHP, etc.

See the programming guide:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps556/products_programming_reference_guide_chapter09186a0080406727.html#wp1033340

and get the SDK for sample applications:

http://www.cisco.com/pcgi-bin/dev_support/access_level/product_support

Note quite sure what you need, but that might be a start...

[stephan.steiner]

I guess he wants to combine graphical with textual elements.. sorta like a CiscoIPPhoneText and CiscoIPPhoneImage on the same screen.

If that is it, then you cannot do that. The only XML elements that allow combination of graphical and non graphical elements are CiscoIPPhoneIconMenu (a menu with graphical icons), CiscoIPPhoneGraphicMenu (a grayscale graphical menu) and CiscoIPPhneGraphicFileMenu (a colored graphical menu).

However, there is a workaround. You can use CiscoIPPhoneImage or CiscoIPPhoneImageFile to display graphical and textual elements. You need to create an image that fills the screen, put your graphical elements onto it, then write your text ontop of that. Have a look at the watermark or idleurl sample in the SDK (see the link in the above post), or if you're familiar with Java, the Photodirectory sample will be a good example on how to use the CiscoIPPhoneImage with both textual and graphical elements. Using CiscoIPPhoneImageFile will be similar, you just don't have to bother with the CIP conversion.

[jcarlos_eduardo]

I really appreciate your help!!!! Do you have a example almost same to watermark but using CiscoIPPhoneImageFile..... I dont now how to merge text and image dinamicly if I give just url and not ...

I need your help

thanks a lot

Carlos

[stephan.steiner]

Well, your solution depends on the programming language you're using. E.g. if you're using PHP, you might want to look into GD2, if you're using a .NET language it would be System.Drawing(.Imaging), or System.Drawing.Drawing2D, etc. So if you plug your language plus "write on image", or "manipulate image" or something similar into google I'm sure you'll come up with a few useful links.