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Old 11-10-2013, 10:14 PM
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Default how to pass values from an ivr system to an ic system
I want to pass values from ivr to an ic system(ic7.3). According to "Avaya Dialog Designer Developer's Guide", I find vdu and vdu_cahce can pass values between an ivr system and an ic system. But when i place the getvdufields to my project, getvdufields can't be edited. So how can i pass values from an ivr system to an ic system.
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