Table Of Contents
A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - W -
Index
A
Application and Service Error Codes 3-22
Audience viii
Authentication
Basic 2-35
by proxy 3-5
Secure 2-35
Authorization 2-36
Automatic Logout 3-5
AXL API 1-10
AXL Compliance 1-10
AXL Error Codes 1-10
AXL Schema Documentation 1-20
AXL-Serviceability APIs Ports 2-9
B
Binding Style 2-2
C
C++ Example 1-13
Call Flows
Desktop-based Client Application 4-6
WebDialer Browser-based Application 4-8
WebDialer Client-based Application 4-7
CDR on Demand Service 2-87
Changes in Release 5.0(2) 4-4
Character Encoding 2-2
Cisco Web Dialer
Servlet 4-2
Configuration 3-16
Control Services API 2-63
Conventions x
D
Data Encryption 1-21
Data Model 2-2
Detailed error information 2-6
device profile
auto-generated 3-5
User Device Profile 3-5
Device Profiles 3-5
device profiles
Logout Device Profile 3-5
Device-User Queries 3-17
Do Service Deployment API 2-59
E
Encoding Rule 2-3
endCallSoap 4-12
Example AXL Requests 1-11
Extension Mobility
Application Error Codes 3-22
Architecture 3-2
Functional Diagram 3-2
Service Components 3-2
Service Error Codes 3-22
Service Module 3-4
F
FaultActor 2-6
Fault Code Values 2-5
Fault Message 2-5
Faults 2-38
FaultString 2-6
G
get_file 2-89
get_file_list 2-88
GetOneFile 2-86
getProfileSoap 4-14
Get Service Status API 2-49
Get Static Service List 2-39
H
Help for Rate Control Parameters 2-37
How to Get All Device Information in a Large System 2-27
HTML over HTTP Interfaces 4-16
I
Install Changes 4-6
Integration Considerations 1-21
Interfaces 4-9
Interface to Get Server Names and Cluster Name 2-35
Introduction 2-1
isClusterUserSoap 4-15
J
Java Example 1-17
JavaScript sample 4-20
L
ListNodeServiceLogs 2-80
Log Collection Service 2-80
Login or Logout Response DTD 3-18
Login Requests 3-17
login service
error codes 3-22
overview 3-4
Logout Device Profile 3-5
M
makeCall 4-16
makeCallProxy 4-16
makeCallSoap 4-10
Message Document Type Definitions 3-17
messages
queries
device-user 3-17
query DTD 3-18
query examples 3-21
response DTD 3-18
response examples 3-21
user-devices 3-17
requests
login 3-17
logout 3-17
request DTD 3-17
request examples 3-19
response DTD 3-18
response examples 3-20
Multiple Cluster Applications 4-21
Multiple Clusters 4-3
N
Namespaces 2-8
New and Changed Information ix , 1-2, 3-7
new and changed information ix
O
Organization
Document ix
Overview 4-2
P
Parameters 2-89
Partition Support 4-6
PerfmonAddCounter 2-15
PerfmonCloseSession 2-21
PerfmonCollectCounterData 2-21
PerfmonCollectSessionData 2-19
PerfmonListCounter 2-9
PerfmonListInstance 2-11
PerfmonOpenSession 2-13
PerfmonPort 2-9
PerfmonQueryCounterDescription 2-13
PerfmonRemoveCounter 2-17
Preconditions 3-5
Purpose viii
Q
Query
DTD 3-18
Examples 3-21
Response DTD 3-18
Response Examples 3-21
R
Rate Control 2-36
Rate Control Enterprise Parameters 2-36
Real Time Information
SIP Device 2-29
Real-Time Information
Cisco Unified Communications Manager 2-23
CTI 2-25
Real-Time Information (RisPort) 2-23
Redirector Servlet 4-2
Related Documentation ix
Request DTD 3-17
Request Examples 3-19
Request Response Examples 3-20
Response Message 2-4
Results 4-10
S
Security 2-88
SelectLogFiles 2-83
Server Query Service 2-37
Service Interface 2-39
SOAP Action Header 2-3
SOAP Binding 2-2
SOAP Header 2-4
SOAP over HTTP Interface 4-10
SoapPort 2-4
T
Throttling Requests 1-20
Transport Protocols 2-2
U
User-Devices Queries 3-17
Using the Extension Mobility API 3-6
W
Web Dialer
Single Cluster Applications 4-20
SIP Support 4-6
WebDialer
Support for Enhancements in CTI and JTAPI 4-4
Using the Redirector Servlet 4-3
WSDL 4-17