Примечания к выпуску для Cisco Cisco Collaboration Server Dynamic Content Adapter
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Release Notes for Cisco Dynamic Content Adapter Release 2.01
Known Caveats
Delete from AGENT_ROLE_OVERRIDE_PROPERTY;
This will delete all information contained in the AGENT_ROLE_OVERRIDE_PROPERTY. Once the
CCS server has been restarted, when agents log in, they will use the properties set in agent.properties
(on the server).
CCS server has been restarted, when agents log in, they will use the properties set in agent.properties
(on the server).
Cisco Tracking Number: CSCma21326
Parsing Issues
Some Web content may not parse correctly with the DCA's default parser configuration
Symptom: Some content served through the DCA does not work properly or does not display correctly.
Conditions: Some content may be created in such a way that URLs embedded in the content are not
parsed and reformatted correctly by the DCA parser. This type of problem is frequently seen when links
are processed in JavaScript. Similar problems may occur with JavaScript content, where the DCA does
not parse the script content correctly, resulting in a script that has errors or no longer functions as
intended.
parsed and reformatted correctly by the DCA parser. This type of problem is frequently seen when links
are processed in JavaScript. Similar problems may occur with JavaScript content, where the DCA does
not parse the script content correctly, resulting in a script that has errors or no longer functions as
intended.
Workaround: The DCA parser can be customized to address problems with specific content.
Cisco Tracking Number: CSCma1851 and CSCma22149
Applets and Flash Movies not displaying
Symptom: Some applets and Flash objects do not download correctly -- appearing instead as gray boxes
on Web pages viewed through the DCA.
on Web pages viewed through the DCA.
Conditions: This is a parsing issue related to applets that do not have a codebase attribute defined for
them (applets that have codebase attributes display correctly).
them (applets that have codebase attributes display correctly).
Workaround: Parser customization, or define the codebase attribute for affected files.
Cisco Tracking Number: CSCma18638
JavaScript links that render HTML directly are not parsed
Symptom: JavaScript links that render HTML directly, bypassing document.write () will not be parsed
and may result in the browser not sharing the resulting page.
and may result in the browser not sharing the resulting page.
Conditions: Links formed using the protocol "javascript:" in the HREF portion of a link tag
automatically replace the target of the link (which is normally the page the link resides in) with the
results of whatever the JavaScript returns. In the case of function that return nothing, it does not change
the page location and just executes the code. The link can be forced to behave like that even when the
function call returns a value by adding "void(0);" to the end of the link. That function call always returns
automatically replace the target of the link (which is normally the page the link resides in) with the
results of whatever the JavaScript returns. In the case of function that return nothing, it does not change
the page location and just executes the code. The link can be forced to behave like that even when the
function call returns a value by adding "void(0);" to the end of the link. That function call always returns