- Enabled
- Yes or No.
Default is Yes. Optional.
- InitialURI
- The URI specifying
the location of the CCXML document that is to be the initial document
processed by the CCXML browser. An absolute URI containing the
protocol must be specified. URIs that include numeric IPv6 format
addresses, must have the numeric part within [ ] brackets, for example:
http://[2002:914:fc12:195:0000:8a2e:0370:7334]/ccxml/testdoc.ccxml
This
applies to all protocols. Mandatory.
- DefAppService
- When SingleCall is
set to no, DefAppService indicates
the node on which the CCXML browser running the initial CCXML document
is to be started. (In this mode, all new calls routed to this CCXService are
handled by a single browser session.) If the initial document creates
another CCXML session, it will be created on one of the nodes running
this CCXService.
When SingleCall is
set to yes, a new browser session using the InitialURI is
started for each new call. The first of these will be started on the
node indicated by this parameter, but for subsequent browser sessions,
the Java and VoiceXML environment determines
which one of the nodes running this CCXService should
start a new CCXML browser session.
If the DefAppService is
not specified, the Java and VoiceXML environment determines
the node on which the CCXML browser running the initial CCXML document
starts.
You can specify a maximum on one DefAppService entry.
Optional.
- CacheLimit
- The size of the CCXML memory cache. You can specify a value in
megabytes or kilobytes by using a suffix of M or K, respectively.
Any value without a suffix is assumed to be in megabytes. The default
value is sixteen megabytes. Optional.
Note: The memory cache stores
documents that are referenced by their URI and their fetch ID (generated
during by a <fetch> element). Consequently
the size of the cache is a factor in determining how long after a <fetch> has
completed that the fetchid remains valid and usable
in a <goto> element. Do not set CacheLimit to
zero or a small value in an attempt to prevent caching as this will
prevent <goto> elements from functioning.
- SingleCall
- This parameter alters the behavior of the CCXML Service. If set
to no (the default), a single browser instance handles
each new inbound call to the service. The browser document must therefore
be able to handle multiple concurrent calls.
If set to yes,
a separate browser instance handles each new inbound call to the service.
As a new browser is started for each new call, the CCXML document
must exit when it has completed to ensure that memory is freed and
the optimum use is made of memory and other resources.
#CCXML Service definition
CCXService=ccx1
Enabled=yes
InitialURI = file:///calling.hursley.ibm.com/ccxml/testdoc.ccxml
DefAppService=Node1
SingleCall=yes
CacheLimit=8M
;