[cisco-voip] Sending Digits from a Script to a Unity Mailbox

[Wes Sisk]

How about a little more insight on what products, call flows, and 
functions you are using?

In general:

Consult Transfer:
answer inbound call
initiate transfer
(once this call goes into connected state it is technically possible to 
pass DTMF to the destination)
complete transfer
at this point the transferring party is completely out the call flow and 
cannot pass DTMF to anyone

Blind Transfer:
Answer inbound call
initiate transfer and specify destination
In this scenario there is no opportunity to pass DTMF to the destination

/Wes

On Thursday, October 01, 2009 12:33:40 PM, Jim Reed 
<jreed at swiftnews.com> wrote:
> *Okay, all you geniuses out there -- and you know who you are -- here 
> is what I am wondering if one can do.
>
> I know I can transfer a caller from a script directly to a Unity 
> mailbox, call handler, etc.  What I would like to do is wait two (2) 
> seconds and send a digit to that mailbox, call handler, etc., from the 
> script just as if the caller had pressed a digit for caller input. 
>  Can this be done or if once the initial transfer is done is there no 
> longer any communication possible between the script and Unity?
>
> Thank You...
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