Mapping Information to Directory Fields
You need a file called mapping.xml. There is an example file in the folder //7.0.xxx/Examples And Templates with the name Example_Directory_Fields_mapping.xml. The file contains the following rows:
<mapping>
<map src="User.Field.DefaultQueue" dest="[field ID]" />
<map src="User.Field.ForwardNumber" dest="[field ID]" />
<map src="User.Field.ExternalAgentNumber" dest="[field ID]" />
<map src="User.Extension.24" dest="[field ID]" />
</mapping>
Do not add comments or any other features to the file.
You can map the following data sources:
Source |
Description |
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User.Field.DefaultQueue |
The switchboard queue |
User.Field.ForwardNumber |
The number where the call is forwarded if it is not answered |
User.Field.ExternalAgentNumber |
The number the user uses when in External Agent mode |
User.Extension.24 |
Voicemail number |
Use this procedure to map desired information to be displayed in the CDT or CP directory fields.
- Add a new directory field in with appropriate name:
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Enter appropriate name and description. Other fields are irrelevant in this procedure.
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Save your entries.
For more information, see Creating Directory Fields.
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- Search for directory fields, and make sure that the ID is displayed in the list. To display it, click and select ID.
- Edit the mapping.xml file.
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Copy the id of the field you created above and paste it so that it replaces the [field ID] text of appropriate row.
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Remove the rows you are not interested in.
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Save the mapping.xml file in the \etc folder on the virtual unit where the Batch Job Server (BJS) is installed.
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- Restart the BJS module in Infrastructure Administrator (IA).
- Edit the directory template that the user(s) use: go to and search for the template, or add a new one:
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Choose Tab Sheet List where you want to add the new field, or make a new one
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Choose the field, and add it to the selected Tab Sheet.
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Save your entries.
For more information, see Creating Templates.
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