I am able to add call attrs using 'Genesyslab.Platform.Voice.Protocols.TServer.Requests.Userdata.RequestAttachUserData' when the call is online but how to do when the call is dropped?
I found this in WDE
void SelectDispositionCodeSetAttachedData(string dispositionCodeValueName);
//
// Summary:
// Update or add the keys of the specificed KeyValueCollection in the attached data
// of the interaction . The current list of attached data can then be retrieved
// using GetAttachedData. If the interaction media type is 'voice' or 'instant message'
// and the interaction is not released the added/updated values are immediately
// committed to T/SIP Server. If the interaction media type is 'voice' or 'instant
// message' and the interaction is released the added/updated values are sent to
// T/SIP Server as a UserEvent when the interaction is marked done (programmatic?aly
// or by Agent). If it is an eServices interaction (e-mail, chat, etc.) and the
// interaction is still handled by the agent the added/updated values are immediately
// committed to Interaction Server. After e-Services interaction is released, no
// further programmatical update is committed to Interaction Server. For all interaction
// types any attached data programmatical update applied after interaction release
// is not reflected in UI controls such as 'Case information'.
This is my code:
Genesyslab.Platform.Commons.Collections.KeyValueCollection keyValueCollectionUpDate = new Genesyslab.Platform.Commons.Collections.KeyValueCollection();
keyValueCollectionUpDate.Add("Business Result", "Platform: Business Result");
keyValueCollectionUpDate.Add("StrAttribute1", "AttachedData.Business Result"); RequestAttachUserData requestAttachUserData= RequestAttachUserData.Create("7012", GetConnectionID(ExtractedArtributes[1][0].Value.ToString()), keyValueCollectionUpDate); IMessage respondingEvent2=tserverProtocol.Request(requestAttachUserData);
Need to add call attts after the call is dropped
The way to attach data to voice calls after disconnect, is to send a
UserEvent
. This does require theAfterCallWork
state to be enabled in your environment. You have already mentioned understanding how to insert Commands into the Command Chain. This exampleExecute
function of a command can be inserted into the "BundleClose" Command Chain, prior to the "Close" Command.This sample is in VB, apologies, but I guess you can easily convert to c#.