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By opening up the local adress and port 21080 you can access the Call Control features. This requires that WorkMan Agent's webserver has been started (see flash incoming calls screenshot over configuration). | By opening up the local adress and port 21080 you can access the Call Control features. This requires that WorkMan Agent's webserver has been started (see flash incoming calls screenshot over configuration). | ||
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Answering is just a call to the path api_answer. | Answering is just a call to the path api_answer. | ||
Revision as of 20:29, 12 November 2010
WorkMan Agent+WebAPI is the same as WorkMan Agent but adds support for Internet Explorer so that contactcards can be displayed in your webbased solutions.
Call Control
By opening up the local adress and port 21080 you can access the Call Control features. This requires that WorkMan Agent's webserver has been started (see flash incoming calls screenshot over configuration).
Answering is just a call to the path api_answer.
Hangup is just a call to the api_hangup. As a response you get a ; delimited text string such as API_HANGUP;OK.
To dial you call api_dial and the parameter phonenum. WorkMan Agent also parse + ( ) and spaces to build a correct phonenumber depending upon your local settings.
