Hi Vadim:
There are two issues. First part of your issue "when I was creating the
pool I had to enter user/password", try creating an Application user
with CTI control of all devices enabled in CCM. Use this guy's
credentials to create the pool.
We will look at the hanging issue.
-Zafar
-----Original Message-----
From: cuae-developers-bounces@developer.cisco.com
mailto:cuae-developers-bounces@developer.cisco.com On Behalf Of Vadim
Bruk
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2008 1:15 PM
To: cuae-developers@developer.cisco.com
Subject: [Cuae-developers] device monitoring
Hi,
I'd like start receiving jtapi events for a particular terminal. I'm
calling jTapiNonTriggeringSubscribe method with the following
parameters: sessionId as a string returned from registerApplication
call; deviceName is a device name that I took in CCM (in my case it's
SEP0009B7DA0BC

; pool is the name of the configured in mceadmin
monitored cti device pool (question - when I was creating the pool I had
to enter user/password - are these the same as those in
registerApplication?), deviceType is JTapi.DeviceType.CTIMONITORED, and
options are null. My simple test blocks forever in the subcribe request.
In the log files I can see that AppServer complains about device type.
Specificaly:
2008:06:20::11:01:36(71): Info: JTP Registering new device
'SEP0009B7DA0BCB' type: True under CCM6 with JTAPI service v6.0
2008:06:20::11:01:36(71): Error: JTP Call encountered an error
(InvalidDeviceType): <no description>
So what device type should I use? Also, is it an expected behaviour when
the call blocks (even if the arguments are incorrect)?
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