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Hi all,
We are trying to schedule a callback (with OI) with an automated agent popup. We create a new customer with some contact data. We would like to have a popup in the AAAD, but we can only create popup based on the intrinsics, and the data that we would like to use is a custom CONTACT DATA. So we have made a Outbound Script which - get the contact data (assign CONTACT DATA "dataName" to cv_customData) - use the webservice ContactService.setIntrinsicByName in order to create an intrinsic with cv_customData The intrinsic is created, but the issue is that we cannot get the CONTACT DATA. If we check in the AAAD in "Custom Fields" in the tab "Contact" I can see my value, but in the intrinsics, the value of the same field is "BAD or INVALID KEY NAME". We have made a log on cv_customData and the value is "BAD or INVALID KEY NAME".. If I try to get a "default" contact data (assign CONTACT DATA CONTACTID to cv_customData) it is working. So the issue seems to be linked to the custom contact data. Do you have an idea of what to do to get it? Or what to do to create an automated popup based on Contact Data? In advance thanks for your help! |
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did someone manage to solve this one?
i got the exact same problem |
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We have the same problem with custom CONTACT DATA, We are using the sample application we downloaded from the site -
Back-end Avaya Aura® Experience Portal and we would appreciate some help. |
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The Contact Data is only available if it was part of the initial incoming CDN call.
There is a workaround by using the WebService function getIntrinsicByName (number 3): Back-end AAEP example: /* First collect the data from AAEP */ ASSIGN CONTACT DATA "SIP_FROM_ADDRESS" TO c_sip_from_add_cv ASSIGN CONTACT DATA "SIP_TO_ADDRESS" TO c_sip_to_add_cv ASSIGN c_sip_from_add_cv TO vxmlto ASSIGN c_sip_to_add_cv TO vxmlfrom ASSIGN "sip:__sip-xdialog@evnts.net" TO serviceuri
ASSIGN "invite" TO method ASSIGN "ContextCreation" TO voicexml ASSIGN "VXML" TO apptype ASSIGN "contextcreation" TO treatmenttype GIVE IVR SERVICE URI serviceuri WITH VXML TREATMENT voicexml PARAMETERS vxmlto, vxmlfrom, method, apptype, treatmenttype RETURNS ivr_result_cv WHERE ivr_result_cv EQUALS VALUE "FAILURE": LOG "CONTEXT CREATION FAILURE" VALUE "NODATA": LOG "CONTEXT CREATION NODATA" VALUE "SUCCESS": LOG "CONTEXT CREATION SUCCESS" END WHERE ASSIGN CONTACT DATA "AVP_NAME" TO im /* As the provided data is not available as CONTACT DATA use getIntrinsicByName to get it */ IF im = "BAD or INVALID KEY NAME" THEN LOG "No AVP_NAME populated" ASSIGN CONTACT DATA "ProviderContactID" TO externalCallId_cv ASSIGN "3" TO HDX_QueryNum_cv ASSIGN "AVP_NAME" TO im SEND REQUEST HDX_AppId HDX_QueryNum_cv, externalCallId_cv, im, WS_username_gv, WS_password_gv GET RESPONSE HDX_AppId HDX_Resp_cv, WSResult_cv, im END IF ASSIGN im to im_str LOG im_str QUEUE TO SKILLSETDefault_Skillset WITH PRIORITY 6 WAIT 2 |
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Where do you configure WS_username_gv, WS_password_gv? Is this the password you enter in the WS Open Interface Section of the Server Configuration of the Call Management Server? If so, What is the password then? It seems you need the old password in order to change it?
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Yes, it is the setting from Server Configuration - WS Open Interfaces.
Default values: WS_username_gv: OpenWsUser WS_password_gv: Password123 Last edited by hergenmuelle; 02-04-2014 at 02:08 AM. |
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Thanks Hergen,
Just what I needed. |
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