Cisco Cisco MediaSense Release 9.1(1) Guía Del Desarrollador

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Part 1- Cisco MediaSense Developer Guide for Release 9.1(1)

Related Documentation

Document Conventions

Obtaining Documentation and Submitting a Service Request

Documentation Feedback

Chapter 1: Introduction

What is Cisco MediaSense?

What Is the Cisco MediaSense API?

Who Can Use the Cisco MediaSense API?

Requirements to Use the Cisco MediaSense API

Key Benefits of Cisco MediaSense

Mapping a Session to a Recording

Mapping a Media Stream to a Track

Hold-Resume or Transfer-Conference Behavior in Cisco MediaSense

Defining Hold-Resume and Pause-Resume

Correlating Recordings

Correlating Cisco MediaSense Metadata with Unified CM CDR

Playing Back Recordings

RTSP and HTTP request authentication and redirection

DESCRIBE (before authentication)

DESCRIBE (with authentication)

DESCRIBE (after redirection)

Distributing HTTP Download Requests

Cluster Deployment Overview

Differences between Unified CM and CUBE Scenarios

Chapter 2: Using Cisco MediaSense APIs

Cisco MediaSense API Conventions

Using POST or GET Requests

JSON Format in Responses

Key Elements for Cisco MediaSense APIs

API Response Schema

Asynchronous Event Schema

Response Message

Request and Response Parameter Definitions

User Authentication API

Job Management APIs

Recording Control APIs

Session Query APIs

Concurrent Search Requests

Scalable and Non-Scalable Queries

Session Management APIs

Subscribe Notify

Pruned and Deleted Sessions

Chapter 3: Building Your Application

How to Manage a Session

Setting the JSESSIONID Header

How to Handle Failover between Two Cisco MediaSense Servers

Security considerations