Directory List from XML

I would outsource this section of a Flash site to someone who
understands
actionscript and xml.
The section that needs to be created is a project title
directory.
The project title list or directory:
1. needs to be created from an existing XML file.
2. be displayed in Flash as 3 columns with a scroll when
necessary. Each
column lists all Proj_title's for that Category.
3. Clicking on a Proj_title from the list would open up that
project in the
existing allprojects.fla.
The All Projects page is already done and pulls its data from
the same XML
file.
It displays scrolling images of products. When an image is
clicked, a
detailed section opens with other images and text all coming
from the same
xml file. This section is completed. Now with a Directory
List, the same
happens when clicking on a Proj_title from the list.
The directory list is what needs to be done.
The XML file contains: Image, Category, Proj_title,
Thumbnail, Summary,
Description, Picture1, Pic1Desc, Picture2, Pic2Desc,
Picture3, Pic3Desc,
Use, Builder, Builder etc.....
The XML file used for the directory is the same used for the
rest of this
allprojects.fla..
Please find link to see the xml file:
www.filecondo.com/allimages.xml
If you are interested in this freelance job please respond to
this post.
Thank you

The IsGetDevice operation will get you all the devices including their extension numbers from a CME. You need to set up the router XML interface on the router as per this document: http://cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucme/srnd/design/guide/managcme.html#wp1076023
then follow the appropriate developer guide which you can get here: http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/dev_support/access_level/product_support (under voice gateway applications)
You'll also find searching this forum for the topic useful as there are a few things the developer guide fails to mention (specifially that you need to urlencode the message before sending).

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