Cisco Cisco Computer Telephony Integration Option 8.5 Developer's Guide

Sample code for VB without COM:

Dim MyECCData As CTIOSARGUMENTSLib.Arguments    

Dim MyECCVariable As String

Dim MyECCArrayVariable As Integer

If MyCall.IsValid(CTIOS_ECC) = True Then

Set MyECCData = MyCall.GetValueArray(CTIOS_ECC)

    

If MyECCData.IsValid("user.MyECC") Then

MyECCVariable = MyECCData.GetValueString("user.MyECC")

End If

    

If MyECCData.IsValid("user.MyArray[2]") Then

MyECCArrayVariable = MyECCData.GetValueInt("user.MyArray[2]")

End If

End If

The same thing in Java is as follows:

if(Call != null)

{

Arguments rArgEcc = new Arguments();

rArgEcc =  Call.GetValueArray(CTIOS_ECC);

if(null != rArgEcc)

{

rArgEcc.NumElements();

Integer intVal = 

rArgEcc.GetValueIntObj("user.MyECC");

String strVal =

rArgEcc.GetValueString("userMyArray[2]");

}

}

If you want to add ECC values to a call without deleting ones that are already set in the call, retrieve the 
ECC variables and then add the new ones as shown in C++ without COM:

Arguments & RequestArgs = Arguments::CreateInstance();

Arguments * pECCData = NULL;

// presumes that we have a Call object pointer in pCall

if (pCall->IsValid (CTIOS_ECC))

pCall->GetValueArray(CTIOS_ECC, &pECCData);

else

Arguments::CreateInstance(&pECCData);

pECCData->AddItem("user.MyECC", "FirstECCVariable");

pECCData->AddItem("user.MyArray[2]", 2222);

RequestArgs.AddItem(CTIOS_ECC, *pECCData);

pCall->SetCallData(RequestArgs);

RequestArgs.Release();

pECCData->Release();