Cisco Cisco Computer Telephony Integration Option 8.5 Developer's Guide

MyECCData.AddItem("user.MyArray[2]", 2222)

MyRequestArgs.AddItem("ECC", MyECCData)

MyCall.SetCallData(MyRequestArgs)

The same thing in Java would be as follows:

Arguments rRequestArgs = new Arguments();

if(Call != null)

{

   Arguments rArgEcc = Call.GetValueArray(CTIOS_ECC);

   if(null == rArgEcc)

   {

      rArgEcc = new Arguments();

   }

   rArgEcc.SetValue("user.MyEcc", 22222);

   rArgEcc.SetValue("user.MyArray[3]", "new data");

   rRequestArgs.SetValue(CTIOS_ECC, rArgEcc);

   Call.SetCallData(rRequestArgs);

}

 lists the available call object properties.

The data type listed for each keyword is the standardized data type discussed in the section 

 See 

 for the appropriate language 

specific types for these keywords.

ANI

STRING

The calling line ID of the caller. 

CallerEnteredDigits

STRING

The digits entered by the caller in 
response to IVR prompting.

CallStatus

SHORT

The current status of the call.

CallType

SHORT

The general classification of the 
call type.

CallVariable1

STRING

Call-related variable data. 

CallVariable2

STRING

Call-related variable data. 

CallVariable3

STRING

Call-related variable data. 

CallVariable4

STRING

Call-related variable data. 

CallVariable5

STRING

Call-related variable data. 

CallVariable6

STRING

Call-related variable data. 

CallVariable7

STRING

Call-related variable data.