How to configure operator extension in UCxn?

Hi all,
I installed CUCM and UCxn 8.6.2 in my lab and was able to configure (using demo licenses) basic functionality meaning I can create voice mailbox for particular extension and it works just fine (can leave a message, listen it and finally delete it). What bothers me is the end of the standard greeting in Opening Greeting call handler, when it says: "...Otherwise, please hold for an opearator." I was expecting some phone to start ringing, but voice message simply continues with "Sorry, the operator is not available." which belongs to standard greeting under Operator call handler. I tried to configure extension 99990 as another line on one CIPC but it didn't help.
Bottom line: am I right to expect operator line ringing (during working hours) or I totally didn't understand this?
Thanks,
Tenaro

Below are the simple steps to configure Auto Attendant, hope you have done all this.
1) Identify if this is a "forwarded" or a "direct" call. You can check
this using the "Call Viewer".
2) Now, that if you have identified this call either as forwarded or a
direct call, then go to the respective (Forwarded/Direct calls) under the
"Call Routing" menu.
3) Lets assume call is "forwarded", then create a forwarding rule with
"Dialed No" as 4000 (or whatever you see in the call viewer). Now, if you
see at the bottom you may see what action need to be taken on this i.e:
whether you want to send it to a Call Handler or a subscriber.
4) Just in case you want caller to hear the company greeting other than
the "opening greeting" (default), create a Call Handler and record the
greeting you want when the callers call.
Note: Make sure you record the greeting under the greetings tab, the one
on the profiles tab is nothing but just a name greeting.
IMPORTANT: This is a scenario where all the calls coming from outside i.ea caller dialing a PSTN number to reach the company, and all the calls are
routed via Unity and then phone.
5) Now, when the company greeting is played, do u want the call be routed
back to the phone after giving a caller an IVR type option to dial 1, 2,3 or
something like that.... In such a case, configure all the "Caller Input" on
the same "Call Handler" that has the company greeting, or else in the
"Greetings" tab itself, make sure under "Greeting Options" drop down everything is disabled... standard will be default that you can change (will
be greyed out).
Note: You can specify the phone number as you want. You can specify that number as that of a Hunt Pilot on the "CallManager" or even a DN of a
physical phone (softphones/communicators included obviously)
HTH

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Hello,
I've been following the tutorial to build a Deployment Plan Modifier here (https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn268597%28v=vs.103%29.aspx), and I saw this post (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ssdt/archive/2013/06/24/announcing-sql-server-data-tools-june-2013.aspx)
that describes the addition of Build Extension Configuration and Deployment Extension Configuration files to SSDT projects. I get the impression that maybe these files could be used to pass configuration information to a Deployment Plan Modifier, such
as to define a custom upgrade action on a table.
I cannot find any documentation that describes the purpose of Deployment Extension Configurations or how to create and use them (I have looked through SSDT documentation, blog posts etc.). Ideally, there should be documentation and a walk through available
on MSDN for this. Has anybody else used them? Can anybody give an example of how to use them or point me in the direction of some documentation?
Thanks
Lipod

Hi Lipod, your best place to get started with contributors is our
API tutorial (see Solution 2: Filtering at deployment time) and our
dacsamples project on Codeplex. These have more samples than the walkthrough and I think will be more useful in helping you get up and running.
However, having taken a look at those they still don't cover Deployment Extension Configuration files so I'll do my best to explain here. Note: the next paragraph will probably answer your needs, I'm writing more in case others want to know how these can
be used.
Configuration with Deployment Contributor Arguments
Deployment Contributor Arguments are key-value pairs that you would generally use to configure your contributor. A good example is the
test code here, that shows how to configure whether ONLINE and MAXDOP values should be set when creating indexes. This is generally how you pass in simple configuration information and what we use in the samples.
It's likely this will solve your requirements.
Configuration with Deployment Extension Configuration Files
Deployment Configuration Files define files that you'd like your contributor to process (note: this happens at build time), and possibly include in the dacpac for processing at the time your contributor runs. The best
example of why you'd use this is if you wanted to include reference data (e.g. data to fill in a ZipCode table) in the dacpac and then add this to the deployment plan.
To include these at build time you must define these in your .sqlproj file and also specify that your deployment contributor is required (e.g. include the <DeploymentContributors>...</DeploymentContributors> section per the
walkthrough).
You must also implement the
OnEstablishDeploymentConfiguration and
OnApplyDeploymentConfiguration methods.
OnEstablish... runs at build time (project build or when building using the public APIs, which you can use for testing). The important thing to note is we don't save everything into the dacpac by default - you need to "opt in" by either
copying an input file to the output "as is" or
creating a new output file and saving data there. A good example of why this happens is that our pre/post deployment contributors merge multiple files into one single predeploy.sql/postdeploy.sql file.
OnApply... runs at the start of the deployment process and gives you a chance to setup your contributor based on the config files in the dacpac. If you copied an input file/opened an output file it'll be in the dacpac, and now is your chance to get it out.
You can then use it later during the Execute phase.
If you're wondering "why not let me just read my files during OnExecute", really this comes down to a design decision based on ensuring deployment proceeds reliably and all resources are released correctly, with no conflicts on who has access
to a resource.
For the example of reference data, you would:
- Define the "DeployReferenceData" contributor in your project, and specify the deployment configuration files.
- The contributor would read reference data files during OnEstablish and state they should be saved in the dacpac.
- During build the OnEstablish method will be called (since you specified your contributor's name in the project properties) and the files are saved into the dacpac. It's a zip file, so you can verify that a folder containing the files exists inside the
dacpac.
- At deploy time, during OnApply it would read all reference data files out into memory / file storage if too large. It would also set up some kind of reference to their location or even a nice mapping table (table name -> Reference data).
- At deploy time, during OnExecute it would then add in DeploymentSteps that update the data in the tables using TSQL code. Note that this is another limitation of the current system - we don't suport a generic "Execute" method that could programmatically
be used to deploy a BCP file, for example. If this is something you need, please open a Connect ticket :-)
- At deploy time, all steps in the plan are executed. Assuming you programmed your TSQL code to use Merge statements or another idempotent process the update should go correctly. If you wrote "Insert" statements there's a good chance it would fail
on a 2nd deployment.
Conclusions
The key takeaways are that contributor arguments should solve most of your problems, but for advanced scenarios involving data that can't be defined in a key-value pair of strings then config files are a good alternative. They have some limitations
but provide great power to solve problems. Also the samples are a good place to start for all of this work.
If you have requests for additional samples in this area, or for improvements to the API layer, then open Connect bugs with a good scenario description and we will at least keep this as open issues to be tracked for possible future improvements.
Regards,
Kevin

How I configure a default value in an entity object?

Hi,
1:how I configure a default value in an entity object?
attribute type: DATE
I want to set the current date
...thanks

Override the create() action in your entity object implementation:
protected void create(AttributeList attributeList)
* This method should be subclassed to supply programmatic default values to
* various attributes of a new Entity Object. For example, to create a sequence.
* Instances of subclasses should call super.create() before performing any operations.
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Information on mapping and how to configure the mapping?

Hi All
        Experts!!! i am new XI and any one can provide the information mapping ?
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Adv..thanks
Cheers
Rakesh

Hi Rakesh,
Mapping means the conversion from a source message (structure) to a target message (structure).
In this operation you define how fields of the target message are filled using fields of the source message.
You can choose between:
- graphical message mapping
- XSLT Mapping
- Java Mapping
- ABAP Mapping
Tipically it is preferible to use graphical message mapping because it is easier to develope and mantain. In some cases due to special requirements (high volume of messages or big size of messages) you could prefer to use other type of mapping, have a look at this blog to have an idea:<a href="/people/udo.martens/blog/2006/08/23/comparing-performance-of-mapping-programs">Comparing Performance of Mapping Programs</a>
Graphical message mapping:
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Java Mapping:
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<a href="/people/prasad.ulagappan2/blog/2005/06/29/java-mapping-part-ii Mapping (Part II)</a>
<a href="/people/prasad.ulagappan2/blog/2005/06/29/java-mapping-part-iii Mapping (Part III)</a>
XSLT Mapping:
<a href="/people/pooja.pandey/blog/2005/06/27/xslt-mapping-with-java-enhancement-for-beginners Mapping With JAVA Enhancement ( For Beginners)</a>
ABAP Mapping:
<a href="https://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.comhttp://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/e3ead790-0201-0010-64bb-9e4d67a466b4">How to Use ABAP Mapping in XI 3.0</a>
Additionally,
have a look at this blog <a href="/people/morten.wittrock/blog/2006/03/23/getting-started-with-xi-part-1-xi-30-cheat-sheet started with XI, part 1: XI 3.0 cheat sheet</a>, it could be useful to start with XI.
Hope it helps,
kind Regards,
Sergio

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