Sending instruction directly to Siebel Communications Session Manager

Hi.
I am working on doing performance testing the Siebel CTI toolbar.
I realise that the information to the CTI toolbar is coming from the Siebel Communications Session manager, which receives the information from the a CTI Middleware server.
I want to know if I can create a stub that would send this information to the Siebel Communications Session manager, which would send the information to the CTI toolbar. Is there a set of sample commands by means of which the Siebel Commns Sessions manager receives the requests.
Any ideas would be highly appreciated.
Thanks.
Krishna

Are you positive that the CUBE is sending only 4 digits to the CUCM and that the SIP trunk in CUCM isn't configured with the Significant Digits options set to 4? I would check the SIP trunk in CUCM first. It it is configured correctly then I would use debug ccsip mess to watch the call setup flow through the CUBE. If the egress leg to CUCM shows an INVITE with only 4 digits and INVITE from the SIP provider is sending all digits then there is something in the config that you aren't showing us.
HTH.
-Bill (http://ucguerrilla.com)

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Streaming adquirido pronto a ser enviado.
Servidor ira atender em rtp://127.0.0.1:22000/audio/1
Localizador de midia ja criado
Criando um DataSink a ser enviado.
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DataSink criado.
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Since already thanks so much.
Exactally in this method raises erros.
Ive tried another formats (avi, mp3) but all with the same error, what I can do?
[code] public void iniciarServidor()
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System.out.println("**************************************************************");
dsk.open();
System.out.println("Servidor ligado.");
dsk.start();
System.out.println("Servidor iniciado.");
} catch (SecurityException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
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e.printStackTrace();
Track 0 is set to transmit as:
unknown, 44100.0 Hz, 16-bit, Stereo, LittleEndian, Signed, 176400.0 frame rate, FrameSize=32 bits
java.io.IOException: Format of Stream not supported in RTP Session Manager
at com.sun.media.datasink.rtp.Handler.open(Handler.java:139)
at br.org.multimidiasi.motor.Servidor.iniciarServidor(Servidor.java:291)
at br.org.multimidiasi.motor.Servidor.iniciarServicoServidor(Servidor.java:43)
at br.org.multimidiasi.motor.ConsoleServidor.main(ConsoleServidor.java:30)

unknown, 44100.0 Hz, 16-bit, Stereo,
LittleEndian, Signed, 176400.0 frame rate,
FrameSize=32 bits
java.io.IOException: Format of Stream not supported
in RTP Session Manager
The fact that it doesn't know what the format is
might have to do with the problem. I've had similar
problems, and I've traced it back to missing jars and
codecs. Have you tried running the same code locally
without the transmission to see if you player will
even play the file?Already and it works, I used Player to play it and play normally, I try to make it with the diferents codecs of audio and video, but no sucess.

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I�m not sure that the connection is kept opened, I mean by �you need to know that http connexion, DataInputStreamand DataOutputStream are always opened� that I don�t make an explicit call to close() method.
My aim is to keep the http connection alive, because the Servlet needs to send with push mode some request to the Midlet. The Midlet handles the request and answers the Servlet.
the behavior of my application is the following:
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they are 3 modules: mobile client (J2ME), Mobile Server (J2ME), Coordinator (Servlet)
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