How to use the place call step in the script

Question

I am new to uccx and the document does not explain alot for me related to this step so much.
In the destination field : i use a  variable of string that matched before.
The call contol group id : i use the integer of 2 ,the same as configured in the call control group number on UCCXadmin page.
Dialog group: the same as call control group id.
Here is my problem,the call contact field.
If i create a variable of contact with value null and choose it in the contact field of the place a call.
Call is not placed to the extension.
Also with reactive debug : i see that this field should get filled with a value to make the call works,but i don't know how to use it.
Thanks in advance.

Answer 1

1. I'm not sure what you are asking.  Do you want to enter in all of the holidays for the next 10 years?
2. For this specific date literal example, you can find it in the scripting volume 3.
Here is the excerpt from the documentation on date literals:
Date Literals
The date literal is always of type Date. The following are the  different syntax formats you can use to enter a date.
DateLiteral:
     DateDeclarator [n o w ]
     DateDeclarator [DateDesignator TimeDesignatoropt]
DateDeclarator [ DateDesignator TimeDesignatoropt ]
DateDeclarator: one of
     d D
DateDesignator:
     FullDatePattern:
            Defined by the pattern "EEEE, MMMM d, yyyy"
     LongDatePattern:
            Defined by the pattern "MMMM d, yyyy"
     MediumDatePattern:
            Defined by the pattern "MMM d, yyyy"
     ShortDatePattern:
            Defined by the pattern "M/d/yy"
TimeDesignator:
     FullTimePattern:
            Defined by the pattern "h:mm:ss a z"
     LongTimePattern:
            Defined by the pattern "h:mm:ss a z"
     MediumTimePattern:
            Defined by the pattern "h:mm:ss a"
     ShortTimePattern:
            Defined by the pattern "h:mm a"
Example Date Literals:
D[12/13/52]
D[Dec 13, 1952]
D[Thu, July 4, 2002]
D[July 5, 2002]
D[July 7, 2002]
D[7/6/02]
D[Thu, July 4, 2002 5:59 PM]
D[July 5, 2002 5:59 PM]
D[July 7, 2002 5:59 PM]
D[7/6/02 5:59 PM]
D[Thu, July 4, 2002 12:23:59 AM]
D[July 5, 2002 12:23:59 AM]
D[July 7, 2002 12:23:59 AM]
D[7/6/02 12:23:59 AM]
D[Thu, July 4, 2002 12:23:59 AM CST]
D[July 5, 2002 12:23:59 AM CST]
D[July 7, 2002 12:23:59 AM CST]
D[7/6/02 12:23:59 AM CST]
D[now]
Details for the date and time patterns are available in the  documentation of the java.text.DateFormat class. If the string now is used, then  the literal corresponds to the current date in the server's default timezone at  the time the literal is evaluated for the first time.
Each date literal is a reference to an instance of class  java.util.Date.
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