Cisco Cisco Prime Collaboration 10.6 User Guide

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For example, the SubmitOrderAddPhonesWithLines.xml file in the sample\xml directory includes the sample XML

request for adding phones and lines. This XML request provisions the ID phone and the ID line.

If you want to configure the MLPP No Answer Ring Duration, refer to the CUPMProduct_line.xml file in the

productcatalog\metadata directory. The provisioning attribute for this feature is mlppnard, and that it contains an

integer.

To configure this feature on a line, you add the following XML code to the line productID:

<item>

<attributeID>mlppnard</attributeID>

<co-v1-3:item>3</co-v1-3:item>

</attributeValue>

</item>

This sets the MLPP No Answer Ring Duration to three rings on the line.

You can use the validate attribute to verify whether the specified setting is within the valid range. The server

validates the order, but the workflow is not affected. You will receive a success notification if the setting is within

the valid range; otherwise you will receive a failure message.

For an infrastructure product example, consider setting a description for a hunt list and hunt pilot.

For huntlist and huntpilot, the attribute name for description is IC_description. To add the IC_description attribute,

add the following XML code to either of these product IDs:

<item>

<attributeID>IC_description</attributeID>

<co-v1-3:item>My Description</co-v1-3:item>

</attributeValue>

</item>

To enable Huntlist, add the following attribute. The following is from the product catalog file

CUPMProduct_IC_HuntList.xml.

<id>IC_routeListEnabled</id>

<name>Enable this Hunt List</name>

The example of this attribute in the data file should as follows:

<<item>

<attributeID>IC_routeListEnabled </attributeID>

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</item>

Note:All the attribute names in the product catalog are case sensitive. In most situations, even the Boolean
constants are case sensitive.