[cisco-voip] Cisco CRS Development interuption?
Arnold Lesar
arnoldlesar at yahoo.co.uk
Wed Oct 7 05:17:57 EDT 2009
Dear group,
thanks for help with my prompt (P[])problem guys,it works well...
and now i wanna ask about interuption in auto attendant.
this the scenario:
first user listen the welcome prompt:
"welcome to "MYCOMPANY" for service in BAHASA please press 1......(SILENT) thank you for calling "MYCOMPANY" please press the extension.. bla..bla..bla"
user don't care about this opening prompt(option prompt), he just want to press the extension that user want.
because user had to press any number and then the extension.
how to handle this problem?
GBU
Regards,
Arnold Samuel Lesar
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From: "Robben, John" <JRobben at naic.org>
To: Arnold Lesar <arnoldlesar at yahoo.co.uk>
Sent: Tuesday, 6 October, 2009 21:50:22
Subject: RE: [cisco-voip] Cisco CRS Development prompt problem.
Arnold,
I'd highly recommend that you download and read the
following 3 documents from the Cisco website.
Volume 1: Getting Started with Scripts for CUCCX
7.0.pdf
Volume 2: Editor Step Reference Guide for CUCCX
7.0.pdf
Volume 3: Expression Language Reference Guide for CUCCX
7.0.pdf
In Volume 1, Chapter 12, the creation of the aa.aef script
is covered in detail.
If you've copied the default aa.aef script, and modified
it, you'll need to do the following to get it to work:
1) Either download the script from
the server to your local machine using the appadmin -> script management page
and save it to a new name - or - open the script in the CUCCX editor and save it
to your local machine under a new name.
2) Make the changes that you need to
make. Validate, and save the script to your local
machine.
3) Upload the modified script to the
server using the appadmin -> script management page. (Don't forget to
refresh).
4) Using the appadmin -> application
management page, change your application to use the new script. (Don't forget to
refresh).
Once you've got the new script tied to the application, you
can perform a Reactive Debug of the script/application using the CUCCX Editor to
verify functionality.
There are not really any Cisco Press, or third party books
on CUCCX. The 3 files above, and the other pdf files available on
Cisco.com, combined with the mailer are really the only options, other than
Cisco or Cisco certified partner training classes. TAC does not provide
support for custom scripting, and will point you to the
mailer.
Regards,
John
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From: Arnold Lesar
[mailto:arnoldlesar at yahoo.co.uk]
Sent: Tuesday, October 06, 2009
8:53
To: Robben, John
Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] Cisco CRS
Development prompt problem.
Dear
john,
thanks for your help,
in the welcome prompt it works,i've been
trying when i first time modify welcomePrompt, but when i trying to modify
callBusy prompt it couldn't work.so i try to create a new parameter and it work
well.
when i'm succeded with my copyofaa.aef, now i try to modify myaafiles.aef, my first step is create a new
parameter(same step with copyofaa.aef) but it couldn't work.
did i need to
another step like validate, debug or i need another step to compile the
CRS??
NOTE
:
Before i modified aa.aef
i've create a copy.
GBU
Regards,
Arnold Samuel Lesar
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From: "Robben, John"
<JRobben at naic.org>
To: Arnold Lesar <arnoldlesar at yahoo.co.uk>
Sent: Tuesday, 6 October, 2009
19:12:24
Subject: RE:
[cisco-voip] Cisco CRS Development prompt problem.
Arnold,
I hope you get these screen shots. I recently went
through this myself.
NOTE: DON'T MODIFY SYSTEM PROMPTS.
THEY'LL BE OVERWRITTEN WHEN YOU UPGRADE/PATCH.
1) Prompts. a "User" prompt will be
located, and called, in a different manner than a "System" prompt.
Example:
The above shows the prompt directory
structure.
The below shows the AA directory. This is determined
by my codec(G711), and language(en_US).
2) The aa.aef default script.
Custom welcome message.
First, copy
the default script. DO NOT MODIFY THE SYSTEM SUPPLIED SCRIPT. MAKE A
COPY AND MODIFY THAT.
We see
here, that the welcome prompt is a parameter variable:
This
means that we can change it at runtime, on the appadmin page. Simply check
the box next to the prompt, and point it to a different prompt. Then click
update.
This
assumes the following prompt structure on disk. Yours may
vary.
Hope
this helps.
John
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From: cisco-voip-bounces at puck.nether.net
[mailto:cisco-voip-bounces at puck.nether.net] On Behalf Of Arnold
Lesar
Sent: Monday, October 05, 2009 20:41
To: VoIPgroup
Subject: Re: [cisco-voip] Cisco CRS Development prompt
problem.
Dear
Jhon,
actually i'm new guy in VoIP 'couse my company ask me to modify
auto attendant company.
thanks for the answer.
so, it means, that first i
have to upload prompt next step i called in CRS Editor
is it
true?
because i try to use P[C:\AA\file.wav] or P[\AA\file.wav] it couldn't
work.
thx
Regards,
Arnold Samuel Lesar
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From: "Robben, John"
<JRobben at naic.org>
To: Arnold Lesar <arnoldlesar at yahoo.co.uk>
Sent: Tuesday, 6 October, 2009
0:15:49
Subject: RE:
[cisco-voip] Cisco CRS Development prompt problem.
Arnold,
SP[] is a "System" prompt, and should not be
modified.
You can upload "User" prompts (P[]) by using the prompt
management portion located on the Appadmin page, and modify your script
accordingly.
Regards,
John
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From: cisco-voip-bounces at puck.nether.net
[mailto:cisco-voip-bounces at puck.nether.net] On Behalf Of Arnold
Lesar
Sent: Monday, October 05, 2009 3:19
To: cisco-voip at puck.nether.net
Subject: [cisco-voip] Cisco CRS Development
prompt problem.
Dear
all,
i have some problem with crs editor.
this is the problem :
i
just wanna try to modify my IVR with cisco CRS Editor ver 4.0. i'm start with
aa.aef file, first i want to modify a prompt SP[], but i can not change that
prompt. does anyone knows about this prompt? and how to insert .wav file into
crs editor so i can use .wav my file?
thanks for your help guys.
Regards,
Arnold Samuel Lesar
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