
Chapter 5 Summary of Software Applications Features
Internal Software Applications
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Cisco CRA Editor | For building and | A Windows |
| debugging application | designers to use for customizing both Cisco IP IVR |
| scripts that automate | and Cisco IP ICD application scripts. |
| customer interactions | Has a graphical interface with a palette of steps that |
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| are blocks of |
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| Java. |
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| Designers can drag and drop steps and connect them |
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| into new application scripts without knowing Java |
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| programming. |
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| Has a |
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| application scripts. |
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| Includes sample application scripts for both IP ICD |
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| and IP IVR. |
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| Can be downloaded from the Cisco CRA |
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| Application Administrator web page and installed |
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| on any PC in the WAN. |
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| Runs in Windows 95, 98, NT 4.0, and Windows 2000 |
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| environments. |
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Repository | For storing voice | A centralized |
| application scripts | storing the application scripts that are built with the |
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| CRA Editor. |
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| Implemented as a subdirectory in DC Directory (part |
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| of Cisco CallManager) or in a remote LDAP |
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| directory service, such as Netscape Directory |
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| Server, or in Microsoft Active Directory, for the |
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| Repository. |
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| Uses the Repository Manager program to store |
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| application scripts in the Repository. |
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| Stores all CRA Engine configuration profiles for IP |
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| IVR and IP ICD solutions. |
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| Cisco ICS 7750 System Description |
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