Cisco Cisco Computer Telephony Integration Option 9.0 Developer's Guide

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Cisco ICM Software CTI OS Developer’s Guide Release 6.0(0)

Chapter 4 Building Your Application

Using The CTI OS ActiveX Controls

This section discusses the steps involved in building CTI OS Applications with
Microsoft Visual Basic using the CTI OS ActiveX controls.

Building a Simple Softphone with ActiveX Controls

To use the CTIOS ActiveX controls, the ActiveX controls need to be copied on
the target system and registered with Windows. This is accomplished by the
CTIOS toolkit install, as well as the CTIOS Agent and Supervisor installs. See the
section entitled “Deployment” for details.

Once Visual Basic is launched, you can use the ActiveX controls by selecting
them via the Components dialog (CTRL-T from the keyboard in VB or
Project->Components via the menu).

Note

Note: If the CTIOS ActiveX controls are not listed as shown in

Figure 4-1

, the

files are either not copied on the target system or the controls were not properly
registered.

CILMonitor

CTIOSToolkit\Samples\
MonitorSamples\VB

A monitor mode application
demonstrating the filtering of messages
based on setting a MessageFilter in
MonitorMode of CTI OS.

C++phone

CTIOSToolkit\Samples\C++

A softphone written in C++ linking to the
static C++ libraries. Sending requests and
event handling as well as the use of the
wait object is demonstrated.

JavaPhone

CTIOS Toolkit\CTIOS_Java\
samples

A Java counterpart to the VBPhone and
C++phone sample programs.

AllAgents

CTIOS Toolkit\CTIOS_Java\
samples

A Java counterpart to the Visual Basic all
agents program.

Table 4-1

CTI OS Toolkit Sample Programs (continued)

Program Name

Location

Description