Administration Guide - Avaya Support

Caller Applications Editor
Using the Caller Applications Software
Caller Applications Editor & Caller Applications Runtime
Both parts of the Caller Applications software are installed on Messaging Application
Servers (MASs) as part of the software installation process:
! Caller Applications Runtime This software is an MAS sub-system that
executes caller applications.
! Caller Applications Editor This software consists of Microsoft
Management Console (MMC) snap-ins and extensions. It allows you to
create caller applications and deploy them to a voice mail domain.
You can either run this tool within the MAS environment or you can
install and use it as a standalone development tool on another machine
outside the voice mail domain.
Using Caller Applications Editor on a Standalone PC
If you create caller applications on a standalone PC, then you must have network
connectivity to the MAS before you can deploy and use the caller applications. You
must also be logged in as an Avaya Modular Messaging System Administrator.
To install the Caller Applications Editor on a standalone PC:
1. Insert the installation DVD, labeled Avaya Modular Messaging
Application Software, into the DVD drive.
The system should automatically start the Modular Messaging
Installation Wizard. If it does not, you must locate on the DVD the file
named setup.exe and double click it to start the wizard.
2. When the Modular Messaging Installation Wizard starts, select the
Caller Applications Editor option and deselect any other options.
3. Click Install and follow the installation wizard prompts.
Enabling Caller Applications for the Voice Mail Domain
! In the Voice Mail System Configuration window, select the Enable Caller
Applications check box in the Telephone User Interface dialog, General
tab. See Telephone User Interface - General Tab on page 3-17.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
February 2007 MAS Administration Guide
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