You can set a limited number of SIP headers independently for applications that initiate an outbound call with one of the following:
A REFER as a result of a blind or consultative transfer
An INVITE as a result of bridged transfer or a CCXML outbound call
Note:Not all headers that are available to be set on an INVITE are available to be set on a REFER.
You can set the following headers with the VoiceXML <property> element before <transfer> element. In the table, <sip_prop> represents AVAYA_SIPHEADER.session.connection.protocol.sip.
If you want to set a header in your application, you must use the complete text in your code. For example, code <sip_prop>.callid as AVAYA_SIPHEADER.session.connection.protocol.sip.callid.
SIP Header | <property> | Notes |
|---|---|---|
Call-Info | <sip_prop>.callinfo | Provides additional information about the source or target of the call, depending on whether it is found in a request or response. |
To.displayname | <sip_prop>.to.displayname | Displays the name of the call’s target. |
From.displayname | <sip_prop>.from.displayname | Displays the name of the call’s source. |
P-asserted Identity | <sip_prop>.passertedid.displayname <sip_prop>.passertedid.uri | The unique identifier of the source sending the SIP message. This identifier is used for authentication purposes if your SIP configuration requires trusted connections. Note: If you define the P-Asserted-Identity parameter for the SIP connection through the EPM, Experience Portal ignores any attempt by an application to change this identity. |
Subject | <sip_prop>.subject | A summary of the call. |
Organization | <sip_prop>.organization | The name of the organization to which the SIP element issuing the request or response belongs. |
Priority | <sip_prop>.priority | The priority of the request. |