If you are creating a system-generated main() function, you have defined
all the required information at this point and you can proceed to Building a custom server.
If you are coding the main() function yourself, the next step is to develop
the main() function in C or C++ language.
- You may need to include some or all of the following header files in your
code:
- CA_header.h: a standard Blueworx Voice Response header file used during the
build process by all main() functions that use any of the custom server subroutines.
- CA_access_db.h: a standard Blueworx Voice Response header file that contains
constant and structure definitions for the custom server subroutines that
use Blueworx Voice Response data.
- CA_errstring.h: a file containing text descriptions
of the CA_errno values.
- CA_limits.h: a standard Blueworx Voice Response header file containing definitions
of symbolic constants. This file is included by CA_header.h.
- actionedges.h: a list of possible return codes for each state
table action.
- customservername_hdr.h: a header file generated by
the system during the build process.
The header files include the external declarations for the custom
server subroutines, user functions, define statements, and other global declarations
needed to build the custom server.
- For descriptions of the Blueworx Voice Response custom server subroutines that you can
use in your main() function see Custom server subroutines.
Once your main() function is complete, use the instructions in Importing files into the custom server directory to import any custom server data from tape, diskette, or a file
in the AIX file system to Blueworx Voice Response before you build the custom server.