Programming Guidelines; How The Odproc And The Csc Work Together; Application Design And Configuration; Choosing A Programming Language - Polycom ReadiVoice Developer's Manual

ReadiVoice CAPI Developer's Guide

Programming Guidelines

How the ODPROC and the CSC Work Together

Application Design and Configuration

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This section contains important information about designing and writing your
CAPI application.
This section explains what happens when ODPROC resyncs with the CSC. It's
important that you know how this works to be prepard for the events that are
called and sent.
Note: See "Understanding CAPI Architecture"
the ODPROC and the CSC.
• Bridge logout – When a bridge logs out (or ODPROC is restarted), each
push mode session that has an active conference on the bridge should
receive the BRIDGE_STATUS_CHANGED event with the BS_DOWN
value. This will also occur, the same way, for Application sessions that
were registered to receive notifications of conference starts and stops.
• Bridge login – When a bridge logs in (after a logout or ODPROC restart),
each push mode session that had an active conference on the bridge before
the logout should receive the BRIDGE_STATUS_CHANGED event with
BS_UP value. This will also occur, the same way, for Application sessions
that were registered to receive notifications of conference starts and stops.
• Bridge login – When a bridge logs in (after a logout or ODPROC restart)
push mode sessions receive CONF_INFO_CHANGED for its conference if
it is still active. This will also occur, the same way, for Application sessions
that were registered to receive notifications of conference starts and stops..
If the Application session is not registered for the subscription, it receives
the CONF_STARTED event.
• Nothing is received for conferences that went away while the bridge was
out.
• No participant events are received in any case.
In genera,l sessions interested in a conference are notified that the conference
is active, and they must ask for more information if they need that.
Review this section before writing your application and adhere to specified
information.

Choosing a Programming Language

Note: This document assumes in general that you are programming in Java
using the provided Java files.
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