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Cisco Meeting Server Release 2.0 : API Reference Guide
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Parameters
Type/Value
Description/Notes
offset
limit
limit
Number
Number
Number
An "offset" and "limit" can be supplied to retrieve elements other than the first
"page" in the notional list (see
"page" in the notional list (see
).
usageFilter
unreferenced|
referenced
Supply "usageFilter=unreferenced" in the request to retrieve only those call
profiles that are not referenced by global settings or any other object. This is a
useful check before deleting the profile. To retrieve just those call profiles which
are referenced in at least one place, you can supply "usageFilter=referenced"
profiles that are not referenced by global settings or any other object. This is a
useful check before deleting the profile. To retrieve just those call profiles which
are referenced in at least one place, you can supply "usageFilter=referenced"
Response
elements
elements
Type/Value
Description/Notes
Response is structured as a top-level <callProfiles total="N"> tag with potentially
multiple <callProfile> elements within it.
Each <callProfile> tag may include the following elements:
See the next section
multiple <callProfile> elements within it.
Each <callProfile> tag may include the following elements:
See the next section
8.2.2 Setting up and modifying call profiles
n
Creating: POST method to the "/callProfiles" node
n
Modifying: PUT to "/callProfiles/<call profile id>"
Parameters
Type/Value
Description/Notes
participantLimit
Number
Sets the maximum number of participants for calls (coSpace
instantiations or ad hoc calls) using this call profile that can be active
simultaneously; new participants beyond this limit are not permitted
instantiations or ad hoc calls) using this call profile that can be active
simultaneously; new participants beyond this limit are not permitted
messageBoardEnabled
true|false
If specified, sets whether a message board (chat) is allowed for this
coSpace or ad hoc call
coSpace or ad hoc call
locked
true|false
Allows the locking/unlocking of a meeting lobby in order to control the
process of activating participants. Participants requiring activation are
typically guests to a coSpace that have not yet been ‘activated’.
Members of a coSpace are not affected, and can join the coSpace at any
time. When a meeting is locked, the guests requiring activation wait in
the meeting lobby until the host unlocks the coSpace, at which point
they are activated and join the coSpace. Participants that are already
activated are NOT deactivated when the conference goes from the
unlocked state to the locked state.
process of activating participants. Participants requiring activation are
typically guests to a coSpace that have not yet been ‘activated’.
Members of a coSpace are not affected, and can join the coSpace at any
time. When a meeting is locked, the guests requiring activation wait in
the meeting lobby until the host unlocks the coSpace, at which point
they are activated and join the coSpace. Participants that are already
activated are NOT deactivated when the conference goes from the
unlocked state to the locked state.
If set to true, new participants that need activation are not activated even
if there are activators in the call.
if there are activators in the call.
8 Call Related Methods