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2/6/12 1:45 AM
Unfortunately, you cannot recreate all of the project from deployed files. However from the deployed code, you can understand the callflow easily and redevelop it in studio. Look at callflow.xml (under application) and also look at all files under configuration and misc. Also if you have java files and you do not have sources code for these too, you can probably do a decompile to get the java files.
Your effort will depend on how complex or simple the flow is. I am in process of writing a program which can recreate the flow in a manner that is understandable, however it is not complete.
Hemal
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Subject: New Message from Rajesh CK in Customer Voice Portal (CVP) - Training Forum: CallStudio Decompile

Rajesh CK has created a new message in the forum "Training Forum":

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Hello Group

Another noob question, we have some vxml application running on a cvp 8.5 server, its been created and deployed almost an year ago. Now the BU wants to do some modifications on the flow & prompts, unfortunatly, we dont have the source/project file for the deployed applications

my question is, is there any way to de-compile or bring back those deployed application to my call studio ? or recreate the project files from deployed files ? so that i can do necessory changes and redeploy

please help me to handle the situation, thanks in advance for your helps
cheers / raj
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