Cisco Cisco Computer Telephony Integration Option 9.0 Developer's Guide
Chapter 6 Event Interfaces and Events
ISessionEvents Interface
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The published CIL event interfaces are organized around the different classes of
CTI objects that the CIL provides. The event interfaces described in this chapter
are:
CTI objects that the CIL provides. The event interfaces described in this chapter
are:
•
ISessionEvents. This interface publishes the events that relate to actions on
the Session object.
•
ICallEvents. This interface publishes the events that relate to actions on Call
objects.
•
IAgentEvents. This interface publishes the events that relate to actions on
Agent objects.
•
ISkillGroupEvents. This interface publishes the events that relate to actions
on SkillGroup objects.
•
IButtonEnablementEvents. This interface publishes the events that relate to
changes in the enable-disable status of softphone buttons.
•
ISilentMonitorEvents. This interface sends events to subscribers of the
Silent Monitor interface.
Silent Monitor interface.
•
IMonitoredAgentEventsInterface. This interface fires Agent events to a
supervisor for his team members.
supervisor for his team members.
•
IMonitoredCallEventsInterface. This interface sends Call events to a
supervisor for one of his agent team members.
supervisor for one of his agent team members.
•
IGenericEvents. This interface sends generic events to subscribers of the
IGenericEvents interface.
IGenericEvents interface.
The remainder of this chapter provides the detailed description of each event
interface available from the CIL.
interface available from the CIL.
Note
The data type listed for each keyword is the standardized data type discussed in
the section
the section
See
for the appropriate language specific types for these keywords.
ISessionEvents Interface
The Session object fires events on the ISessionEvents interface. The following
events are published to subscribers of the ISessionEvents interface.
events are published to subscribers of the ISessionEvents interface.