Cisco Cisco Computer Telephony Integration Option 9.0 Developer's Guide

int GetCallData(Arguments& args)

HRESULT GetCallData (/*[out,retval]*/ IArguments ** args)

GetCallData (CTIOSCLIENTLib.IArguments args)

Arguments GetCallData()

Arguments GetCallData()

args

C++, COM, and VB: An output parameter containing a reference or a pointer to an Arguments 
array containing the call data, as described under Remarks.

C++, COM, and VB: Default HRESULT return values. See 

Java/.NET: A reference to an Arguments array that, on return, holds parameters described under 
Remarks.

This is a convenience method to call and get all of a call’s CallVariables (1 through 10) and ECC Call 
Variables at one time. If only certain call variables are desired, call the appropriate GetValue method for 
each instead.

Access the data in the following way:

To access the values for individual CallVariables from the arguments parameter, use GetValueString 
with either the keywords of “CallVariable1” through ”CallVariable10”. 

To access ECC call data, use the following procedure:

First, get the ECC variables as a whole from the arguments parameter, using GetValueArray with 

the keyword “ECC’. This returns another Arguments array that is nested in the Arguments array 
returned from GetCallData.

To access an individual ECC scalar variable from this Arguments array, use the appropriate 

GetValueString, GetValueInt, etc. depending on the variable’s type, using the string keyword 
“user.VariableName”.

To access an individual ECC array variable from this Arguments array, use the appropriate 

GetValueString, GetValueInt, etc. depending on the variable’s type, using the string keyword 
“user.ArrayName[n] where n is a zero based integer that notes the offset in the array.

The Hold method holds a current call.

int Hold()

int Hold(Arguments & reserved_args);