Cisco Cisco Computer Telephony Integration Option 9.0 Developer's Guide
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CTI OS Developer’s Guide for Cisco Unified Contact Center Enterprise
Release 8.5(3)
Chapter 10 Call Object
Methods
The OnControlFailureConf event is sent if this request fails.
SingleStepConference
The SingleStepConference method initiates a one-step conference without the intermediate consultative
call so that when the called party answers, he is joined in the current call. This method requires a
DialedNumber argument. This method is not supported under all switches.
call so that when the called party answers, he is joined in the current call. This method requires a
DialedNumber argument. This method is not supported under all switches.
Note
The SingleStepConference method is not supported for the Unified CCE .
Syntax
C++:
int SingleStepConference(Arguments& args)
COM:
HRESULT SingleStepConference (IArguments *args, int * errorcode)
VB:
SingleStepConference (args As CTIOSCLIENTLib.IArguments, errorcode As Long)
Java:
int SingleStepConference(Arguments rArgs)
.NET:
CilError SingleStepConference(Arguments args)
Parameters
args
An output parameter of either a reference or a pointer to an Arguments array containing parameters
from
from
. You can add any of these parameters included to the Arguments array using the
associated keyword.
Table 10-11
SingleStepConference Parameters
Parameter
Type
Description
DialedNumber (required)
STRING, maximum
length 40
length 40
Dialed number; the number to be dialed to
establish the new call.
establish the new call.
CallPlacementType (optional)
STRING, maximum
length 40
length 40
A value specifying how the call is to be
placed identified in
placed identified in
.
CallMannerType (optional)
INT
A value specifying additional call
processing options identified in
processing options identified in
AlertRings (optional)
INT
The maximum amount of time that the
call’s destination will remain alerting,
specified as an approximate number of
rings. A zero value indicates that the
peripheral default (typically 10 rings)
should be used.
call’s destination will remain alerting,
specified as an approximate number of
rings. A zero value indicates that the
peripheral default (typically 10 rings)
should be used.
CallOption (optional)
INT
A value from
specifying
additional peripheral-specific call options.
FacilityType (optional)
INT
A value from
indicating the
type of facility to be used.