Cisco Cisco Computer Telephony Integration OS 8.5 Reference Guide

bcMVG.ExecuteQuery( ForwardOnly );

while (bcMVG.FirstRecord())

{

bcMVG.DeleteRecord();

}

bcMVG = null;

 

bcBroadcastMessage = null;

 

boBroadcastMessage = null;

}

function ShowStatusText(strText, bRaiseError)

{

// ShowStatusText:

//

// Shows a text message on the Siebel status bar.

//

// This depends on the Communications Client business service

// being available, and on the Comm toolbar being displayed

// on the agent's screen.  However, since the functions

// declared in this business service are only used by

// a Communications EventResponse, it is a safe assumption

// that the Comm toolbar will always be available.

//

// Preconditions: strText is a valid text string.

//    bRaiseError is a boolean value (either true or false.)

//

// Postconditions: If the Communications Client business

//    service is available, then this function has called

//    its method ShowStatusText, passing it the string

//    argument as the text to be displayed.  The function

//    will return a boolean "true" value in this case.

//

//    If the business service is not available, or if

//

  any other error occurs, the function will either

//    call RaiseErrorText with strText as its argument

//    (if bRaiseError is true) or will do nothing and

//    return a boolean "false" value (if bRaiseError

//    is false.)

var retVal = true;

// try {

var bsCommClient = TheApplication( ).GetService("Communications Client");

if (bsCommClient == null)

{

retVal = false;

}

else

{

var psInputs  = TheApplication( ).NewPropertySet( );

var psOutputs = TheApplication( ).NewPropertySet( );

psInputs.SetProperty("Text", strText);

bsCommClient.InvokeMethod("ShowStatusText", psInputs, psOutputs);

psOutputs = null;

psInputs = null;

bsCommClient = null;

retVal = true;

}

/*