Hi all! Could not find what I'm doing wrong. I'm writing test app to make a call to specified number (source code in attached file).
I'm getting Provider from peer, waiting for provider InService state - this goes successful. After that I'm getting Address and adding Observer to Address. In Observer's event list I receive "Address out of service" event (CiscoAddrOutOfServiceEvImpl). Point me to my mistake, plz!
Maybe, something wrong with CUCM configuration. I'm using Cisco Jtapi version 8.6(2.10000)-5 Release.
I've created End User st2 with roles:
 
Standard CCM End Users
Standard CTI Allow Control of All Devices
Standard CTI Enabled
 
checkbox "Allow Control of Device from CTI" is checked
 
He controls device stdev2:
 
Product Type:  CTI Port
Device Protocol:  SCCP
 
Device Security Profile: Cisco CTI Port - Standard SCCP Non-Secure Profile
 
Also I've added Directory Number to stdev2 device. DN associated with this device. In frame "Users Associated with Line" I've added a user st2. All other settings was set by default.
 
When I'm working with provider - I'm successfully get the list of addresses and terminals. But when adding observer to Addresss - receive "Address is out of service" error. What I'm doing wrong? Thanks a lot for advices!!!

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You must specify media capabilities to register, regardless if it has any.

Kostik Hvostik has created a new message in the forum "Cisco JTAPI
> Questions":
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> Hmmm, now I can to inititiate Arrdess to go into InService state. I was
> made it accidentally. I've tried to run JTrace app from example apps and
> when it was running - Addres was goin into InService mode correctly. I've
> made a little investigation and here is a neccessary line of code to make
> Addres to go InService:
>
> this.mainTerminal = (CiscoMediaTerminal)provider.getTerminals()[0];
> this.sourceDirectory = (CiscoAddress)provider.getAddress(sourceDirectory);
> this.sourceDirectory.addObserver(this);
> *this.mainTerminal.register (
> InetAddress.getLocalHost (),
> 0x4321,
> new CiscoMediaCapability [] {
> CiscoMediaCapability.G711_64K_30_MILLISECONDS }
> );*
>
> Just one question - why ? Like I understand - there is no reason to use
> CiscoMediaTerminal when I want to make a simple call. Or it's isn't so ?
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But why makecall app (from jtapi example apps) does not contain terminat.register() code line?  Is it necessary to use exactly CiscoMediaTerminal or there is a simplier method to place a call with CiscoTerminal object only ?
Thanks for you replies!

Thanks a lot! Thanks-thanks-thanks-thanks! At last I can start develop my lib, instead of turning grey with this out-of-service error. 
I hope this thread will help anybody, who is new with jtapi, to go through this obstacles. Thanks again, all of you!