| RE: [vtp-dev] Access to platform variables |
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Todd- There’s
good news and bad news in regard to the platform variables you are trying to
reference. We’ll start with the bad. Currently there is no
way to access these items within the built-in modules or through the custom
module API. The good news is that this feature is on the near
horizon. Access to these variables was lost when we introduced the
platform abstraction layer into the runtime and designer. These variables
could be exposed by creating a custom platform that extends the basic
functionality of the GenericVoicePlatform class in the org.eclipse.vtp.framework.kernel.spi
package. A simple example of this is located in the org.eclipse.vtp.framework.platforms.genesys
package. I would encourage you to submit a bug to the VTP Bugzilla so you
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Behalf Of Todd Espy Hello All, I'm trying to get up to speed on the openVXML tools.
I've read the documentation I can find, and watched the Flash demos, and
been working with the tools for a couple of days, but I haven't seen/found a
way to access platform and application variables like
session.connection.protocol.sip.ani or
application.lastresult$.confidence. I've tried adding a variable in the Application Start to get
the ANI, and tried using an Assign module, but it doesn't appear to
work. After deploying a hello world type app that just assigns a
variable ANI = session.connection.protocol.sip.ani, and hitting the /openVXML
servlet using a web browser, I get: HTTP Status 500 - For input
string: "s" I understand VXML very well, I'm just not seeing how to get
access to the underlying platform/application variables using the modules
provided by openVXML. -Todd |