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CTI OS Developer’s Guide for Cisco ICM/IPCC Enterprise & Hosted Editions Release 7.0(0)
Chapter 10 Call Object
Methods
Syntax
C++:
int Transfer();
int Transfer(Arguments& optional_args)
COM:
HRESULT Transfer ( [in, optional] IArguments *optional_args,
(/*[out, retval]*/ int * errorcode )
VB:
Transfer([optional_args As IArguments]) As Long
Java:
int Transfer(Arguments rArgs)
.NET:
CilError Transfer(Arguments args)
Parameters
optional_args
An optional input parameter containing a member with a string value that is
the UniqueObjectID of the call that is participating in the transfer. If this
argument is used, it should be added to the Arguments parameter with the
keyword of “CallReferenceObjectID”. This would only be necessary in an
environment where there are multiple held calls and the request is being made
through the current call. If the request is being made through a specific held
call in this scenario, or if there are only two calls at the device, this parameter
is unnecessary.
the UniqueObjectID of the call that is participating in the transfer. If this
argument is used, it should be added to the Arguments parameter with the
keyword of “CallReferenceObjectID”. This would only be necessary in an
environment where there are multiple held calls and the request is being made
through the current call. If the request is being made through a specific held
call in this scenario, or if there are only two calls at the device, this parameter
is unnecessary.
errorcode
An output parameter (return parameter in VB) that contains an error code
from
from
in
Return Values
Default CTI OS return values. See
Remarks
Before making this request, it is necessary for the original call to be in the held
state and the consult call to be in the talking state or the request will fail.
Therefore, if the calls are alternated (See Alternate), they must be alternated again
to return the two calls into their appropriate states.
state and the consult call to be in the talking state or the request will fail.
Therefore, if the calls are alternated (See Alternate), they must be alternated again
to return the two calls into their appropriate states.