Installing the Caller Applications Editor on a PC

The Caller Applications Editor is normally installed on MASs as part of the MAS software installation process. It can be used on the MAS then create and deploy caller applications.

It can, however, also be installed and used on a standalone PC to create caller applications, which can then be deployed in the voice mail domain from the standalone PC—if the voice mail domain is accessible to the PC in the network—or by transporting the caller application back to the MAS and deploying it from there.

The Caller Applications Editor software can be installed on any desktop or laptop PC running the Windows 2000 or Windows XP operating system. Avaya recommends also that you verify that the most recent service packs and security patches are installed on the PC.

To install the Caller Applications Editor on a standalone PC:

Insert the installation DVD, labeled Avaya Modular Messaging Application Software, into the DVD drive.

The system should automatically start the Modular Messaging Installation Wizard. If it does not, you must locate on the DVD the file named setup.exe and double click it to start the wizard.

When the Modular Messaging Installation Wizard starts, select the option labeled Caller Applications Editor. Make sure that no other options are selected.

Click Install and follow the installation wizard prompts.