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Caller Applications Editor
3. Select the message application server to connect to and click OK. The
Caller Applications Editor is then able to determine the voice mail
domain(s) available for caller application deployment and they appear in
as nodes beneath the Deployed applications node.
Procedure 3: Deploying a Caller Application
Deployment distributes the caller application to all the running MASs in a voice mail
domain.
Note: If there are other MASs in the voice mail domain which are not running during
deployment, the Caller Application Deployment Wizard states that the
deployment has failed. A subsequent attempt to deploy the same caller
application, however, skips the transfers already completed and transfers the
caller application only to the remaining MASs.
When a new MAS is installed into a voice mail domain where caller applications are
already deployed, the system automatically transfers the caller applications deployed
in the voice mail domain to the new MAS. This also happens, when an MAS is moved
from one domain to another.
To deploy caller applications:
1. Complete “Procedure 2” above.
2. In the Modular Messaging Caller Applications window, click on a
caller application node.
Note: The caller application must be saved before it can be deployed.
For procedures for creating caller applications, see Creating &
Editing Caller Applications on page 6-7.
3. Select the Action > All Tasks > Deploy Caller Application menu
command. This launches the Caller Application Deployment Wizard.
See Caller Application Deployment Wizard on page 6-67
4. You must specify the voice mail domain and press the Next button to
move to each of the screens of the wizard, then click Finish.
5. Click the relevant voice mail domain node, beneath the
Deployed applications node in the tree. See Voice Mail Domain Node
on page 6-30.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
6–14 MAS Administration Guide
February 2007