Cisco Cisco Computer Telephony Integration OS 8.5 开发者指南

Multiple filters expressions (as described above) can be combined to create more complex expressions. 
The general form allows for any number of filters to be concatenated using the semicolon (;), which 
produces a logical AND effect. 

For example, a filter expression with multiple keys, each with multiple values might look like the 
following:

sFilterExpression = 

“AgentID=22866, 22867, 22868; SkillGroupNumber=20, 21”

The interpretation of this filter is to match on any event with AgentID of 22866, 22867, or 22868 and 
with SkillGroupNumber of 20 or 21. 

One of the most powerful types of event filters for custom applications are filters that work on specific 
events. 

An example of such an application would be an “all agents” real time display, listing the agent states of 
all known agents at the call center, using the eAgentStateEvent to receive agent updates. To request 
specific events, use the MessageID keyword, and the numeric value for the event ID that you wish to 
receive:

‘ register for all eAgentStateEvents

sFilterExpression = “MessageID = 30”

It is also possible to obtain multiple specific events. For example, consider an all calls real-time display 
application, using eCallBeginEvent and eCallEndEvent to add or remove calls from a view:

‘ register for all eCallBeginEvents, eCallEndEvents

sFilterExpression = “MessageID = 23, 24”

The following events cannot be used in filter expressions:

ePreLogoutEvent

ePostLogoutEvent

eOnConnection

eOnConnectionClosed

eOnConnectionFailure

eOnHeartbeat

eOnMissingHeartbeat

eOnCurrentCallChanged

eOnCurrentAgentReset

Events that are part of the IMonitoredAgentEvents interface or the IMonitoredCallsInterface. This 
includes the following events:

eOnMonitoredAgentStateChange