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In the CUCM web interface, when I edit/add a Device Profile, there is a drop down menu, upper right, of quick links.  Last one is Subscribe/Unsubscribe services.

There you pick from a list of elsewhere defined services. 
 
Any idea what AXL call out of the WSDL should be to manipulate these? 
Maybe it is an IP Phone Service?  I see a function updateIpPhoneServices that looks like you can modify the Service itself.  But there is no member list.
 

Geoffrey Carman:
In the CUCM web interface, when I edit/add a Device Profile, there is a drop down menu, upper right, of quick links.  Last one is Subscribe/Unsubscribe services.

There you pick from a list of elsewhere defined services. 
 
Any idea what AXL call out of the WSDL should be to manipulate these? 
Maybe it is an IP Phone Service?  I see a function updateIpPhoneServices that looks like you can modify the Service itself.  But there is no member list.
 

 
Well I will be goshed darned.  (Unless I am a sock, in which case I shall simply be darned).
 
At the end of updateDeviceProfile there is a segment of XML:


         <!--Optional:-->
         <services>
            <!--Zero or more repetitions:-->
            <service>
               <telecasterServiceName uuid="?">?</telecasterServiceName>
               <name>?</name>
               <!--Optional:-->
               <url>?</url>
               <!--Optional:-->
               <urlButtonIndex>0</urlButtonIndex>
               <!--Optional:-->
               <urlLabel>?</urlLabel>
               <!--Optional:-->
               <urlLabelAscii>?</urlLabelAscii>
               <!--Optional:-->
               <serviceNameAscii>?</serviceNameAscii>
            </service>
         </services>


Fill in the telecasterServiceName as the name of your IP Phone Service, and the same value in name.
 
(You can find these services with:
getIpPhoneServices() calls.)
 
The telecasterServiceName threw me, I figured that meant something important.