Basic Structure Of An Iptml Document; Card Elements - Avaya 9640 Series Developer's Manual

Basic Structure of an IPTML Document

The following page shows an example of a simple IPTML document:
Note:
Throughout this document, the configuration of an external server sending IPTML
Note:
actions to a phone is for illustrative purpose only.
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<IPTML xmlns="http://xml.avaya.com/IPTML">
<Card name="FirstCard" root="true">
<List id="appLines"></List>
<List id="softkeys"></List>
</Card>
<Card name="SecondCard"> </Card>
<Card name="ThirdCard"> </Card>
<Card name="FourthCard"> </Card>
<Label id="promptLine">Please select an option</Label>
</IPTML>

Card Elements

An IPTML document contains zero or more IPTML Cards. Each Card consists of a set of
Actions. The Path is used to identify the IPTML with a unique address or path. The Actions are
sequences of actions that are invoked by the recipient, usually the device. The Events are a
sequence of events sent to the recipient, usually the application.
A Card element can contain a Label, List, softkeys and more. Cards can be related to each
using the <NextCardName> or <PrevCardName> element.
Syntax
Here is the syntax for a card element:
<Card name ="Menu1, root="true">
<Label id="titleLine">Hello</Label>
<List id="appLines"></List>
<List id="softkeys"></List>
<NextCardName>Menu2</NextCardName>
<PrevCardName>Menu3</PrevCardName>
</Card>
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