running CCXML applications in a node

A CCXService must be defined in configuration file default.cff to enable the CCXML Browser to be run in a node:

#CCXML Service definition
CCXService=serviceName
   Enabled=yes
   InitialURI = ccxml uri
   DefAppService=nodeName
;

You can do this either by using the dtjit configuration tool as described in Updating the configuration database, or by manually editing configuration file default.cff.

You can configure a CCXService in one of two ways:

So that only one CCXML Browser session is started and all new calls received are handled by the CCXML document being executed in that session. In this case, the CCXML document must be designed to handle multiple calls concurrently.
So that a new CCXML Browser session is started for each new call received. It is generally easier to write CCXML documents in this mode because you do not need to manage state and variables for multiple connection. However, you must exit the session when it has completed its work for a call or the system will leak resources.

The default is for all calls to go to the same browser session.

To start a new session for each new call received, the following line is added to the CCXService definition:

SingleCall=yes

To start a CCXML Browser service in a node, following line is added to the node definition:

CCXAppService=serviceName

One or more CCXML Browser services can be started in a node.

Running CCXML applications in a node