Administration Guide - Avaya Support

Caller Applications Editor
Application (Action) Node
This topic describes the context-sensitive commands and screens available, when an
application (action) node is selected in the tree of the Modular Messaging Caller
Applications window.
Notes:
! For information about the main window and other nodes, see Modular
Messaging Caller Applications Window & Nodes on page 6-22.
! For an overview and procedures for using caller applications, see
Understanding Caller Applications on page 6-3 and, in particular,
Creating & Editing Caller Applications on page 6-7.
Application (Action) Node
Application (action) nodes typically represent the menu items and other caller options
within a caller application. A caller application can have many of these as sub-nodes.
The icon for an application (action) node varies, depending on its current status. These
example icons show key press 1 but they can show any valid key press number.
! You will see this display, when the application (action) node is fully
configured and the caller application has been saved.
! The green arrow attached to the icon indicates this node is the start of
the caller application. The caller application node is set as the start point by
default but it can be set for an application (action) node instead
! You will see this display, when the application (action) node is
configured correctly so far but ideally needs additional settings before the
caller application is saved.
! You will see this display, when the application (action) node is not
configured correctly. It also ideally needs additional settings before the
caller application is saved.
! You will see this display, when the application (action) node is not
configured.
Note: Until this is corrected, you cannot save the caller application
successfully.
Avaya Modular Messaging Release 3.1 with the Avaya MSS
February 2007 MAS Administration Guide
6–27