[cisco-voip] UCCX Scripting Question

[Anthony Holloway]

Here are the bare minimums to upload a document in any version of UCCX from
4.5 to 8.5:

1. A variable of type User - value should look something like this:
user[aholloway]
2. The Authenticate User Step - you reference the User variable, and specify
the PIN or Password; like you are doing with "12345"
3. The Upload Document step - you reference th User variable, a fake
document: try text[hello, world!]; a language: like l[en_AU]; and a
filename: like "test.xml".

Create a test script with nothing but those elements, and then test it out.
 TIP: Use Active Debugging: F10, or click the half circle arrow.

-Anthony

On Thu, Apr 28, 2011 at 10:00 PM, <Johnny.Crothers at datacraft.co.nz> wrote:

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> I’ve done a search and haven’t turned anything up for this.
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> What I’m trying to achieve is on UCCX 8.0.3, I’ve done this before on the
> Windows based versions of IPCC/UCCX but since its now an appliance I’m not
> sure I understand how it all works.
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> So.. what I’m trying to do, is write a script for evacuation purposes where
> it will allow you to write a value to a XML file, I’ve also got a similar
> problem when creating a recording prompt script but anyways
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> How is the best way to do this?
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> I’ve got a screenshot showing the script in what I think is the way, but
> cant work out why the file isn’t uploading.. I’ve looked at the MIVR logs
> and its not showing anything up either, just that file isn’t being uploaded…
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> Surely there is something obvious I’m missing!
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> Thanks in Advance!
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