Avaya 16-300272 User Manual

Broadcast Server User Guide

Appendix A

Push XML API

Sample ASP Pages

You can use the script language of your choice to generate XML code. We

have provided sample Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP) scripts to help

you get started. Your application will need to generate two ASP files: One

file to create a distribution list and one file to create an alert.
The following topics include sample script for writing, sending, and

receiving a response to a distribution list or scheduled alert:

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distribution_list.asp

The following sample code shows how to write the XML required to create

and add members to a distribution list, send the list to the Application

Gateway, and then send report status to the application from the

Application Gateway. You must send a distribution list to the Application

Gateway before you can begin sending alerts.
The IP addresses and device IDs in distribution_list.asp are examples.

Note

Device IDs are listed in the Application Gateway License Monitor.

To open the License Monitor, go to the Administration Tool

Operation > Advanced page.

<%@ Language=VBScript %>

<HTML>

<HEAD>

</HEAD>

'Put together some XML to post off

xmlString = "<?xml version=""1.0""?>" & vbcrlf

xmlString = xmlString & "<BCSDistributionList id='123' name='Jon Test'>" & vbcrlf

xmlString = xmlString & " <Member device_id='000E8349D6ED'/>" & vbcrlf

xmlString = xmlString & " <Member device_id='0009B7F3FA1D'/>" & vbcrlf

xmlString = xmlString & " <Member device_id='000821381711'/>" & vbcrlf

xmlString = xmlString & "</BCSDistributionList>"