Introduction

A web-enabled script is a script that obtains information from web servers on the Internet or an intranet. A client script is a script that can retrieve information from a server.

After the client script receives and extracts the desired information, you can use steps from the other palettes to make this information available to users or other scripts. A web-enabled client script may be an Interactive Voice Response (IVR) script or any other user script that makes a web request.

You can use the Cisco Unified CCX Editor to design a sample web-enabled client script, getQuoteClient.aef, that gets an XML (eXtensible Markup Language) file containing stock quotes from a web server, extracts the stock quote, and outputs the price to the user.