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Jon

Many thanks for quick response, we are using Cisco Call Manager 4.1 with IPCC / CRS configured. External PSTN calls are terminated on CTI ports in CCM and then calls are being presented to agents with CTI ports as CLI. 

For Example: you dialed 0800-XXX-XXX   ----> CCM - IPCC CTI Port 6501  ----> IVR ------> AGENT 8201 

ORKAUDIO is only presenting CTI Port number in ORKWEB, which is great for us. All I want to do is to translate pre-defined numbers into names.

For Example:

Agents

8801 Jon
8802 Michael
8803 Kristina
8804 Blah Blah
8805 Kid1

CTI Ports

6501 Business-1
6502 Business-2
6503 Business-3


I guess we can achieve this by editing oreka database in SQL, but since I am no MySQL expert I don't know how to acheive this. Please could guide in right directions?

Many thanks

-Imran


-----Original Message-----
From: ore...@li... on behalf of jon...@fu...
Sent: Wed 11/06/2008 10:27
To: ore...@li...
Subject: Re: [Oreka-user] Oreka-user Digest, Vol 24, Issue 1
 
>   2. Oreka Track query (Imran Malik)
>   3. change number to name (Imran Malik)

>Hi, please can someone help?
>
>I want the local call party number to be displayed as Name and Remote called 
>party to be displayed as name rather than number within orkweb.
>
>For example.
>
>2008-06-11 15:01:21.0          0        8209      ?       8805      113
>
>Where 8209 is a local party I want to replace it with ?John? and where 8805 is 
>I want to replace it with ?Smith?
>
>And I should be able to view this information within 
>http://localhost:orkweb/app. Is there a way I can achieve this?
>
>Thanks in Advance.
>Imran
>
>

Imran,

There is a way:
You should know java, and you should know sql, specifically, the MYsql version of sql.

You will need to create a table in the database to store port and/or ip address with the user John, Smith, Betsy, Hammy, etc...

You will need to create an interface that ties the user name to the ipadress using Java.  Understand that your sip endpoint is communicating via sip using sip addressing usually 18091234567@122.122.34.56.  The sip  gateway or sip switch may do some translation, and you may be able to get into the sip switch via an api, but usually the best way to attach name to number is to alter the application which is showing the number.

Then you will need to alter the query that pulls up the ip address to instead pull up by name.  And your query should be of a left join type because the calls that are external to the sip system will not have a name for translation, so you will want to show the number instead.

Not a trivial task.  The makers of Orkaudio also have a private version of the product which you might want to review to see if it meets your needs.

Hope that helps!!!

Jonathan

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>   2. Oreka Track query (Imran Malik)
>   3. change number to name (Imran Malik)

>Hi, please can someone help?
>
>I want the local call party number to be displayed as Name and Remote called 
>party to be displayed as name rather than number within orkweb.
>
>For example.
>
>2008-06-11 15:01:21.0          0        8209      ?       8805      113
>
>Where 8209 is a local party I want to replace it with ?John? and where 8805 is 
>I want to replace it with ?Smith?
>
>And I should be able to view this information within 
>http://localhost:orkweb/app. Is there a way I can achieve this?
>
>Thanks in Advance.
>Imran
>
>

Imran,

There is a way:
You should know java, and you should know sql, specifically, the MYsql version of sql.

You will need to create a table in the database to store port and/or ip address with the user John, Smith, Betsy, Hammy, etc...

You will need to create an interface that ties the user name to the ipadress using Java.  Understand that your sip endpoint is communicating via sip using sip addressing usually 18091234567@122.122.34.56.  The sip  gateway or sip switch may do some translation, and you may be able to get into the sip switch via an api, but usually the best way to attach name to number is to alter the application which is showing the number.

Then you will need to alter the query that pulls up the ip address to instead pull up by name.  And your query should be of a left join type because the calls that are external to the sip system will not have a name for translation, so you will want to show the number instead.

Not a trivial task.  The makers of Orkaudio also have a private version of the product which you might want to review to see if it meets your needs.

Hope that helps!!!

Jonathan

Please can someone help me customize the orkweb webpages, such as I want
to put logo of our company on each web page.
Is it possible?
Thanks

Hi, please can someone help?

 

I want the local call party number to be displayed as Name and Remote called party to be displayed as name rather than number within orkweb.

 

For example.

 

2008-06-11 15:01:21.0          0        8209      →       8805      113

 

Where 8209 is a local party I want to replace it with “John” and where 8805 is I want to replace it with “Smith”

 

And I should be able to view this information within http://localhost:orkweb/app. Is there a way I can achieve this?

 

Thanks in Advance.

Imran

 

Hi, please can someone help?

I want the local call party number to be displayed as Name and Remote called party to be displayed as name rather than number within orkweb.

For example.

2008-06-11 15:01:21.0          0        8209      →       8805      113

Where 8209 is a local party I want to replace it with “John” and where 8805 is I want to replace it with “Smith”

And I should be able to view this information within http://localhost:orkweb/app. Is there a way I can achieve this?

Thanks in Advance.
Imran

Hi, please can someone help?

I want the local call party number to be displayed as Name and Remote called party to be displayed as name rather than number within orkweb.

For example.

2008-06-11 15:01:21.0          0        8209      →       8805      113

Where 8209 is a local party I want to replace it with “John” and where 8805 is I want to replace it with “Smith”

And I should be able to view this information within http://localhost:orkweb/app. Is there a way I can achieve this?

Thanks in Advance.
Imran

In the orkaudio config.xml file there is a section that reads:
            <VoIpPlugin>
                        <!-- Use this if you want to force capture from
a given list of devices. -->
                        <!-- All available devices are listed in
orkaudio.log when the service is starting -->
 
<!--<Devices>\Device\NPF_{E0E496FA-DABF-47C1-97C2-DD914DFD3354},
\Device\NPF_{ADE496FA-DABF-47C1-97C2-DD914DFDAB38}</Devices>-->
 
 
<Devices>\Device\NPF_{3B56DD2E-A9A7-4963-A08E-E8F0645F50AB}</Devices>
 
                        <!-- If AllowedIpRanges is used, only packets
with *both* source and destination -->
                        <!-- matching the list are retained -->
                        <!--<AllowedIpRanges>212.125.143.0/24,
82.150.0.0/16, 82.199.64.133</AllowedIpRanges>-->
                        <!-- If BlockedIpRanges is used, packets with
*either* source or destination -->
                        <!-- matching the list are dropped -->
                        <!--<BlockedIpRanges>212.125.143.0/24,
82.150.0.0/16, 82.199.64.133</BlockedIpRanges>-->

                        
                        <!-- LanMasks can be ignored if you have
standard LAN addresses (192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x) -->
                        <!-- LanMasks might be used to determine the
direction of a call (incoming or outgoing into or from the LAN) -->
                        <!--<LanMasks>10.4.3.4, 1.2.3.4</LanMasks>-->
                        
                        <!-- The following is a csv list of your PBX,
PSTN gateway, conferencing server or such "gateway" devices -->
                        <!-- It is needed to properly detect call
direction -->
                        <!--<MediaGateways>10.0.0.102</MediaGateways>-->
            </VoIpPlugin>
 
Five Questions
1)
This question concerns the parameter <AllowedIpRanges>.
The instructions state if it is used only packets with *both* source and
destination matching the list are retained.
 
Would you please expand upon this instruction?  For example, if orkaudio
is listening on a sip gateway and the internal ip address range is
192.168.0.0/254 and the sip gateway is 789.123.456.1, does this mean
that the parameter <AllowedIpRanges> must be of the following:
 
 <AllowedIpRanges>192.168.0.0/254, 789.123.456.1</AllowedIpRanges>
 
2)
Can the range be in the form 192.168.0/254 or must it be a full list of
192.168.0.0/254, 192.168.1.0/254, etc.?
 
3)
If the calls are coming in from the gateway, does the AllowedIpRanges
required the "outside" address of the sip gateway as well as the
"inside" address?
 
4) 
Is Orkaudio SIP 2.0 compliant?
 
5)
What were the issues you found related to the drop of one side of the
conversation?
 
Thanks,
 
Jonathan
 
 

Henri,
 
Thank you for the suggestions.
 
When I tried this: http://tagdell490:1955//2008/05/27/16/20080527_164841_10.42.0.119,30168.wav <http://tagdell490:1955//2008/05/14/15/20080514_152530_10.42.0.119,55698.wav> 
 
it works! So, following your earlier suggestions of amending the port number in oreka it is now working well!
 
Thank you very much.
 
I am a software developer, and I am keen to contribute to this project (if I am able). However, I am totally unfamiliar with creating applications in TomCat. Could you suggest some further reading where I can see some examples (preferably not just Hello World!)?
 
John Ryrie.
 
 
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Apache Tomcat/5.5.26


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From: Henri Herscher [mailto:he...@or...]
Sent: Tue 5/27/2008 3:55 PM
To: John Ryrie; ore...@li...
Subject: RE: [Oreka-user] I cannot play the .wav files from within OrkWeb



John,

 

Remove the javascript stuff and only keep the URL (from http:// to .wav) and try to stick it into a browser. If the browser cannot download the wav file, it could just be that your hostname of tasgdell490 does not resolve. Try doing the same with the IP address of the server.

 

Henri

 

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From: ore...@li... [mailto:ore...@li...] On Behalf Of John Ryrie
Sent: 27 mai 2008 10:45
To: ore...@li...
Subject: [Oreka-user] I cannot play the .wav files from within OrkWeb

 

Firstly, thanks for the previous help.

 

I have now got OrkAudio, OrkTrack and OrkWeb working using port 1955. As previously mentioned calls are recorded, call details are logged in the Oreka database and the details can be viewed with OrkWeb. (I am using Oreka OrkAudio version 0.5-313 on Windows XP.)

 

But, still I cannot get the .wav files to play within OrkWeb.

 

I have tried the following items from previous posts without success:

 

1. "If the file is present, try to replay it locally with a media player such as Windows Media Player. If it does not replay, please refer to Section 7.2, "Not possible to replay recorded files""

 

Well, the file *does* play when opened from Windows Media Player, but not from the OrkWeb, so what can I do as I am baffled!

 

So then I tried...

 

2. "If you have double checked all of this, please do a view source, extract the links to the wav files and see if it's possible to get them directly by pasting the links into another IE window.

When I tried the string:

javascript:play('http://tagdell490:8080//2008/05/27/12/20080527_125015_10.42.0.119,19092.wav')

or even when I amend it to be

javascript:play('http://tagdell490:1955//2008/05/27/12/20080527_125015_10.42.0.119,19092.wav')

neither works.

If I paste:


C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 5.5\webapps\ROOT\2008\05\27\12\20080527_125015_10.42.0.119,19092.wav

into the browser WMP opens and plays the file!

Can anyone suggest why my wav files do not play please?

 

Thanks

 

John Ryrie.

 

 

 

John,

 

Remove the javascript stuff and only keep the URL (from http:// to .wav) and
try to stick it into a browser. If the browser cannot download the wav file,
it could just be that your hostname of tasgdell490 does not resolve. Try
doing the same with the IP address of the server.

 

Henri

 

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From: ore...@li...
[mailto:ore...@li...] On Behalf Of John Ryrie
Sent: 27 mai 2008 10:45
To: ore...@li...
Subject: [Oreka-user] I cannot play the .wav files from within OrkWeb

 

Firstly, thanks for the previous help.

 

I have now got OrkAudio, OrkTrack and OrkWeb working using port 1955. As
previously mentioned calls are recorded, call details are logged in the
Oreka database and the details can be viewed with OrkWeb. (I am using Oreka
OrkAudio version 0.5-313 on Windows XP.)

 

But, still I cannot get the .wav files to play within OrkWeb.

 

I have tried the following items from previous posts without success:

 

1. "If the file is present, try to replay it locally with a media player
such as Windows Media Player. If it does not replay, please refer to Section
7.2, "Not possible to replay recorded files""

 

Well, the file *does* play when opened from Windows Media Player, but not
from the OrkWeb, so what can I do as I am baffled!

 

So then I tried...

 

2. "If you have double checked all of this, please do a view source, extract
the links to the wav files and see if it's possible to get them directly by
pasting the links into another IE window.

When I tried the string:

javascript:play('http://tagdell490:8080//2008/05/27/12/20080527_125015_10.42
.0.119,19092.wav')

or even when I amend it to be

javascript:play('http://tagdell490:1955//2008/05/27/12/20080527_125015_10.42
.0.119,19092.wav')

neither works.

If I paste:


C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat
5.5\webapps\ROOT\2008\05\27\12\20080527_125015_10.42.0.119,19092.wav

into the browser WMP opens and plays the file!

Can anyone suggest why my wav files do not play please?

 

Thanks

 

John Ryrie.

 

 

 

Firstly, thanks for the previous help.
 
I have now got OrkAudio, OrkTrack and OrkWeb working using port 1955. As previously mentioned calls are recorded, call details are logged in the Oreka database and the details can be viewed with OrkWeb. (I am using Oreka OrkAudio version 0.5-313 on Windows XP.)
 
But, still I cannot get the .wav files to play within OrkWeb.
 
I have tried the following items from previous posts without success:
 
1. "If the file is present, try to replay it locally with a media player such as Windows Media Player. If it does not replay, please refer to Section 7.2, "Not possible to replay recorded files""
 
Well, the file *does* play when opened from Windows Media Player, but not from the OrkWeb, so what can I do as I am baffled!
 
So then I tried...
 
2. "If you have double checked all of this, please do a view source, extract the links to the wav files and see if it's possible to get them directly by pasting the links into another IE window.

When I tried the string:

javascript:play('http://tagdell490:8080//2008/05/27/12/20080527_125015_10.42.0.119,19092.wav')

or even when I amend it to be

javascript:play('http://tagdell490:1955//2008/05/27/12/20080527_125015_10.42.0.119,19092.wav')

neither works.

If I paste:


C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 5.5\webapps\ROOT\2008\05\27\12\20080527_125015_10.42.0.119,19092.wav

into the browser WMP opens and plays the file!

Can anyone suggest why my wav files do not play please?

 

Thanks

 

John Ryrie.

 

Jonathan,

 

Please zip up the traces and send them directly to me. What phone system is
this?

 

Henri

 

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From: ore...@li...
[mailto:ore...@li...] On Behalf Of
jon...@fu...
Sent: 23 mai 2008 10:36
To: 'Henri Herscher'; ore...@li...
Subject: [Oreka-user] Losing one side of the call in a conference call
&merging calls with fast activity on a sip endpoint

 

Henri,

 

I have noticed two issues with the use of Oreka:

 

1)       On a conference call, there are two calls and two records, but one
of the calls is missing a third of the conversation;

2)       When someone is fast on the sip end point (hangup, dial, hangup,
dial, hold, transfer, dial, hold, etc.) the calls will merge and sometimes
drop a side of the conversation (not always)

 

I am going to run some tests and capture under wireshark and will send them
to you.  I will also be looking at the code for an idea of where the problem
might lay.

 

Any suggestions at this point?

 

Jonathan

Henri,
 
I have noticed two issues with the use of Oreka:
 
1)       On a conference call, there are two calls and two records, but
one of the calls is missing a third of the conversation;
2)       When someone is fast on the sip end point (hangup, dial,
hangup, dial, hold, transfer, dial, hold, etc.) the calls will merge and
sometimes drop a side of the conversation (not always)
 
I am going to run some tests and capture under wireshark and will send
them to you.  I will also be looking at the code for an idea of where
the problem might lay.
 
Any suggestions at this point?
 
Jonathan

John,

 

In your MySQL 'service' table, you can change the TCP port used for building
those URLs.

 

Henri

 

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From: ore...@li...
[mailto:ore...@li...] On Behalf Of John Ryrie
Sent: 21 mai 2008 14:28
To: ore...@li...
Subject: [Oreka-user] How can I change the port that Orkweb uses?

 

Further to my last posting for help, I noticed that although I can see the
recordings made by orkaudio using orkweb on port 1955, when I click on the
play icon it tries to execute the string:

 

javascript:play('http://tagdell490:8080//2008/05/21/18/20080521_183219_10.42
.0.119,28588.wav')

 

It's this port number 8080 that I'd like to be able to amend in the orkweb
config/setup files to use 1955, and cannot understand where I change the
Tomcat orkweb settings/web pages?

 

Thanks,

 

John Ryrie.

Further to my last posting for help, I noticed that although I can see the recordings made by orkaudio using orkweb on port 1955, when I click on the play icon it tries to execute the string:
 
javascript:play('http://tagdell490:8080//2008/05/21/18/20080521_183219_10.42.0.119,28588.wav')
 
It's this port number 8080 that I'd like to be able to amend in the orkweb config/setup files to use 1955, and cannot understand where I change the Tomcat orkweb settings/web pages?
 
Thanks,
 
John Ryrie.

I need to use Orkaudio/Orktrack and Orkweb on port 1955. How can I do this, please?
 
Here is some background information...
 
I have installed Orkaudio on a Windows XP machine, along with Orktrack and OrkWeb. mostly it is working fine.
 
I have been having problems getting Orkaudio to write the entries to the Oreka database (which I created in the TomCat setup stage). The error message I received in the Catalina log was:
 
SEVERE: Error starting endpoint
java.net.BindException: Address already in use: JVM_Bind:8080
 at org.apache.tomcat.util.net.PoolTcpEndpoint.initEndpoint(PoolTcpEndpoint.java:298)
 at org.apache.tomcat.util.net.PoolTcpEndpoint.startEndpoint(PoolTcpEndpoint.java:313)
 at org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11BaseProtocol.start(Http11BaseProtocol.java:151)
 at org.apache.coyote.http11.Http11Protocol.start(Http11Protocol.java:76)
 at org.apache.catalina.connector.Connector.start(Connector.java:1090)
 at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardService.start(StandardService.java:457)
 at org.apache.catalina.core.StandardServer.start(StandardServer.java:700)
 at org.apache.catalina.startup.Catalina.start(Catalina.java:552)
 at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
 at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(Unknown Source)
 at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(Unknown Source)
 at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Unknown Source)
 at org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootstrap.start(Bootstrap.java:295)
 at org.apache.catalina.startup.Bootstrap.main(Bootstrap.java:433)
21-May-2008 12:06:19 org.apache.catalina.startup.Catalina start

So, I managed to get Orkaudio to write entries into the Oreka MySQL database, by telling it to use port 1955 for logging, like so:  

 <TrackerHostname>localhost</TrackerHostname>
 <TrackerTcpPort>1955</TrackerTcpPort>
 <EnableReporting>true</EnableReporting>

I changed the destination of the output audio files too, with the line:

 <AudioOutputPath>C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 5.5\webapps\ROOT</AudioOutputPath>

and files did go to the ROOT directory, and can be played from Windows Media Player.

But, although Orkweb could see the entries, it could not play them! 

I noticed that even though I *was* using port 1955 to access the Tomcat page as in http://localhost:1955/orkweb <http://localhost:1955/orkweb and it was displaying the data, when>  and it was displaying the data, when I pressed the play button it was trying to play a file using port 8080 within the play string!

How, can I make OrkTrack/OrkWeb both use port 1955?

A helpful earlier post suggested how to change the Orkaudio part of the software, as in:

You can tune this in config.xml:

<TrackerTcpPort>80</TrackerTcpPort>

and the user said: "I know how to change the tomcat xml from 8080 to 80 post install and preinstall on the
form, but my question is, that if I do that will the database still be updated or will
changing the port from 8080 to 80 corrupt the hardcoding."


but he did not explain how to do the OrkWeb bit.

Can anyone please help?

Thank you.

 

John Ryrie.

 

 

 

 

 

Jonathan,

 

It is possible to do it, but you need to recompile all dependencies as well,
otherwise orkaudio will just crash.

 

Henri

 

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From: ore...@li...
[mailto:ore...@li...] On Behalf Of
jon...@fu...
Sent: 17 mai 2008 12:51
To: 'Henri Herscher'; ore...@li...
Subject: [Oreka-user] compiling oreka in ms visual studio .net 2003

 

Henri,

 

Do you know if it is possible to compile orkaudio using vs .net 2003 or does
this not get a true dll, since .net is supposed to create to a cli?

 

In other words, I am trying to find msvc v6 sp6 but cannot find it.

 

Do you have any sources?

 

Thanks,

 

Jonathan

Henri,
 
Do you know if it is possible to compile orkaudio using vs .net 2003 or
does this not get a true dll, since .net is supposed to create to a cli?
 
In other words, I am trying to find msvc v6 sp6 but cannot find it.
 
Do you have any sources?
 
Thanks,
 
Jonathan

Mark,

 

If you cannot install and use Ethereal/Wireshark, there is no way we can
help you. If you manage to do this, please send me the binary trace offline
(zipped).

 

Henri

 

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From: ore...@li...
[mailto:ore...@li...] On Behalf Of Mark
Aranovich
Sent: 14 mai 2008 10:08
To: ore...@li...
Subject: [Oreka-user] help with majicjack

 

Hi.
I'm using Oreka to record calls from magicjack.
the problem sometimes appear during recording. 
usually only one side are recorded.an opposite side.
 in FAQ section found:

7.3. Only one side of the conversation is recorded 
Make sure that RTP traffic for both sides is actually seen on the considered
network interface. A packet sniffer such as Ethereal can be used for that. 

but there is no any suggestion, how to solve the problem. i tried to install
Ethereal, but windows give me warning, and not let Ethereal to be installed.
what i can do , to eliminate this problem. i can't figure out, when it
recorded, and when not. i can hear it , only after file was converted.
Please, advise, what to do...
Mark

Hi.
I'm using Oreka to record calls from magicjack.
the problem sometimes appear during recording.
usually only one side are recorded.an opposite side.
 in FAQ section found:

7.3. Only one side of the conversation is recorded
Make sure that RTP traffic for both sides is actually seen on the considered
network interface. A packet sniffer such as Ethereal can be used for that.

but there is no any suggestion, how to solve the problem. i tried to install
Ethereal, but windows give me warning, and not let Ethereal to be installed.
what i can do , to eliminate this problem. i can't figure out, when it
recorded, and when not. i can hear it , only after file was converted.
Please, advise, what to do...
Mark

Rahat,

 

If you send a pcap trace directly to me of one such IVR call, I can have a
look and see if it's possible to report the right number.

 

Henri

 

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From: ore...@li...
[mailto:ore...@li...] On Behalf Of Rahat Siddiq
Sent: 2 mai 2008 15:38
To: ore...@li...
Subject: [Oreka-user] External Caller Number display not available in
orkwebremote party

 

Dear Ork Users and Experts,
 
I have question that we are using Cisco Call Manager 4.3 with Cisco IPCC
Express 4.1 and my question is that when an outside calls directly call into
any extension its recording recorded with external caller number but when
calls come to IVR (CTI Route Point) and CTI RP associated with CTI Ports
rather capturing an external caller number its record CTI port number I also
configured media gateway setting to detect properly call direction and logs
but still same behaviour. Please let me know if you have any suggestion or
answers. 
 
Regards
 
Rahat

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Dear Ork Users and Experts,
 
I have question that we are using Cisco Call Manager 4.3 with Cisco IPCC Express 4.1 and my question is that when an outside calls directly call into any extension its recording recorded with external caller number but when calls come to IVR (CTI Route Point) and CTI RP associated with CTI Ports rather capturing an external caller number its record CTI port number I also configured media gateway setting to detect properly call direction and logs but still same behaviour. Please let me know if you have any suggestion or answers. 
 
Regards
 
Rahat
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-----Original Message-----
From: ore...@li...
[mailto:ore...@li...] On Behalf Of
jon...@fu...
Sent: 30 avril 2008 11:53
To: ore...@li...
Subject: [Oreka-user] Duration units?

What is the duration unit of time?

Is it seconds, 7/10's of seconds?

I can't quite seem to figure it out?

How is it determined?  If it is not seconds, how come?

Thanks,

Jonathan

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What is the duration unit of time?

Is it seconds, 7/10's of seconds?

I can't quite seem to figure it out?

How is it determined?  If it is not seconds, how come?

Thanks,

Jonathan

Jonathan,

You can tune this in config.xml:

<TrackerTcpPort>80</TrackerTcpPort>

Henri 

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Subject: [Oreka-user] OrkAudio to OrkTrak Communication

I understand that Orkaudio communicates to Orktrak via HTML.

Is it using port 8080 to communicate or is it using port 80?

and is this port hardcoded in C++ or Java or is it in the xml files
somewhere.

I am asking, because I would like to change the url from
http://myhost:8080/orkweb/app to just http://myhost/orkweb/app and really to
just http://myhost/

I know how to change the tomcat xml from 8080 to 80 post install and
preinstall on the form, but my question is, that if I do that will the
database still be updated or will changing the port from 8080 to 80 corrupt
the hardcoding.

Thanks

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I understand that Orkaudio communicates to Orktrak via HTML.

Is it using port 8080 to communicate or is it using port 80?

and is this port hardcoded in C++ or Java or is it in the xml files somewhere.

I am asking, because I would like to change the url from http://myhost:8080/orkweb/app to just http://myhost/orkweb/app and really to just http://myhost/

I know how to change the tomcat xml from 8080 to 80 post install and preinstall on the form, but my question is, that if I do that will the database still be updated or will changing the port from 8080 to 80 corrupt the hardcoding.

Thanks