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Cisco Unified Communications Voice and Video Version 11.7.0 for Web, System Release 11.7Release date: August 4, 2016SDK enhancements and significant changes in this releaseBFCP Video Screen Share Extend and Connect Far End Camera Control (FECC)Hunt G...
The Jabber SDK v11.0(1) and browser add-on are now available!Downloads for Jabber SDK are available on DevNet (Cisco DevNet: SDK Web SDK - Voice and Video - Downloads and Docs).The Jabber Voice and Video SDK is a jQuery based JavaScript toolkit that ...
From what I can tell, you can create an exclusion for the suspect behaviour, e.g.:
However, I don't see a way to qualify that further by specific command line parameters given to the process.Some thoughts:* Would it be enough to create an exclusion ...
Pretty sure there is no setting or input in the request that will change this limitation (a new one to me.)Perhaps if you get a return that is 30 characters in length, you can then use AXL <listUser> with a "%" wild card to get the rest of the id (un...
I haven't ever seen a way to automate this, using AXL or otherwise - TBH I didn't enough know that modifying this alert did anything outside of the RTMT app itself. It seems quite odd that if this actually changes a config somewhere in CUCM that the...
Unfortunately there is no JTAPI event available for this, and I'm not aware of any other reasonable way to get it AFAIK it's a purely local functionality that turns the output on/off at a fairly low level, and is never indicated to CUCM.
