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For XML, Class, and URI decisions, all the exit states returned by the decision must be created.
Type the name of the exit state and press Add to add an exit state. The exit state name must
match the values returned by the decision source. Any number of exit states can be added in this
manner. Exit states can be deleted and renamed by clicking on them in the list box and clicking
on the appropriate button.
Type the name of the exit state and press Add to add an exit state. The exit state name must
match the values returned by the decision source. Any number of exit states can be added in this
manner. Exit states can be deleted and renamed by clicking on them in the list box and clicking
on the appropriate button.
Finally, when using an XML decision, click on the Edit XML button to bring up a text editor in
which the XML content is written. The Builder automatically begins with the skeleton of a Cisco
Unified CVP XML Decision that can be modified as desired. This is the reason that exit states
must be defined first; the skeleton content refers to the exit states as entered.
which the XML content is written. The Builder automatically begins with the skeleton of a Cisco
Unified CVP XML Decision that can be modified as desired. This is the reason that exit states
must be defined first; the skeleton content refers to the exit states as entered.
Decision Editor
Decision Editor enables developers to create decision logic for Decision elements using a
graphical tool. Knowledge of Cisco Unified CVP XML Decision syntax is not required. It allows
developers to easily create and configure new expressions, and then associate them with
particular exit states of a Decision element.
To Start Decision Editor for a New Element:
Drag a new Decision element into the call flow and click on the Use Decision Editor Button in
the Element Configuration View. Decision Editor is the default decision configuration method
for new elements.
graphical tool. Knowledge of Cisco Unified CVP XML Decision syntax is not required. It allows
developers to easily create and configure new expressions, and then associate them with
particular exit states of a Decision element.
To Start Decision Editor for a New Element:
Drag a new Decision element into the call flow and click on the Use Decision Editor Button in
the Element Configuration View. Decision Editor is the default decision configuration method
for new elements.