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Genesys CTI User Forum => Genesys CTI Technical Discussion => Topic started by: SisB on May 27, 2009, 02:20:19 PM
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Hi All:
I am planning to deploy a custom server (for the first time) on AIX. What I understand from manual is that the custom procedure file has to be compiled and kept as shared object (.so) file in custom server directory. I can do that easily as long as I am writing source code in C/CPP.
Does anyone know how to integrate PSDK with the custom server (Is JNI the only way?!!). I need to get some data from config database (preferably by not doing a direct db read and trying to avoid WS as well).
Thanks.
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Well, apparently creating .so might not be difficult from java (I see gcj allows you to do that). But has anyone used it successfully or having similar set up working?
Thanks.
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What exactly do you need to read from CME? URS is pretty adapt to recovering almost all sort of information from there. To answer your question regarding .so, I had not done this with .so, but I had no problem with using PSDK from a custom server dll. I don't see a problem with doing the same in .so. Especially if you are going to use a Java variant of PSDK.
Vic
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Thanks Victor.
All I have is the agent login in hand. I need to find the associated agent, so that I can do something meaningful from strategy. Also, I need to find under which switch in Config the agent login resides. It is probably not possible to do these using IRD functions/URS.
I've to use java PSDK as we are fully AIX based, but was just wondering if object compiled from java will be compatible with custom server. I understand for Windows this would be much simpler (.NET PSDK->dll).
Thanks.