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Genesys CTI User Forum => Genesys CTI Technical Discussion => Topic started by: victor on November 27, 2012, 12:54:51 PM
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Hi,
SOAP question that continues to befuddle me and I am being hoodwinked.
I heard for ages that Genesys supports SOAP and everything had a SOAP port since forever now. I have never paid attention to it until recently. So, now, that I am all grown up and paying more attention:
Moronic question of the century: can't I just use SOAP to connect to T-Server and StatServer?
It would seem to be that with SOAP, I would be able to pretty much control the calls (T-Server) as well as get all the info from Stat Server without relying on any SDK.
Yes, this is too true to be true, so, what exactly would I need in G7.2 and then G8 to: control calls and get agent states?
Do I need some sort of Genesys server in between? (Can't access support site for now)
I remember I had to use GIS before in 7.2 or so...But G8?!!!
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Where did you gather that everything in Genesys uses SOAP? Never heard.. ???
The only application that I'm sure it can open a SOAP socket is CS / CS Proxy.
Fra
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Hi Vic,
You will still need GIS (Genesys Integration Server) even in G8 if you're after SOAP interface to T-Server/Stat Server. The latest release of GIS supports G8.1.
Fra is right that CS Server (CS Proxy) has built-in SOAP interface but I'm not sure if that can be freely used or any business license is required.
R.
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in 8.x URS can be acessed through SOAP (or REST-like HTTP) connection not only for running startegies but to but to
get/subscribe on statistics, etc.