The Avaya Application Simulator view offers controls for the Avaya Application Simulator to test applications by simulation.
By default, Dialog Designer displays the Avaya Application Simulator view in a tabbed notebook, on top of the Problems view and the Tasks view, in the lower-center area of the window.
Also see Application Simulation Preferences for additional controls.
Avaya Application Simulator View-Buttons/Features
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Button/Feature
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Description
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Available Projects
| Select the project to simulate. If multiple projects are available, select only one at a time.
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Input Parameters
| Used to simulate input expected from another application module. The format of this simulated input must match the expected format.
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Run Application
| Click this button to start the simulation. This button is active only when a project is selected for simulation.
Note: If there are any errors in the project to be simulated, this button is inactive. |
End Application
| Click this button to end the simulation before it is finished running. This button is active only when a project is in simulation mode.
Note: This action is different from that of the Hang Up simulation button. This button stops the application wherever it is when you click it. The Hang Up button on the Input tab simulates a caller being disconnected either by hanging up or some other means. |
Do Not Run As Module
| Lets you run Dialog Designer applications that are modules as standalone applications. Otherwise, it generates a default VXML page to invoke the Dialog Designer application as a subdialog.
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