Phone Browser XML Applications

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== Generic XML Applications ==
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ipbx also provides [[wiki:RSS|RSS Feeds]] that return data in a standardized format, for custom applications and phones (e.g. Mitel). One example is the queue status:
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  http://[host name]/ipbx/xml/rss-queue.xml?queue=myqueuename
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Note: If no queue name is specified the first queue in the configuration will be selected.
== Related Topics ==
== Related Topics ==

Revision as of 16:04, 4 November 2009

Some ipbx applications and features are accessible via your phone's XML browser (if supported). If your phones have been provisioned with auto-provisioning you will find the corresponding URLs pre-configured on your phone Application/Services menu. See below on how to configure your XML URLs manually.

Warning.gif Note that for security reasons, your phone needs to be registered and setup for auto-provisioning (MAC address must match) in order to be able to display XML menus and applications.

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Supported Phone Types


Some phones will allow you to configure XML URL's via web interface or configuration files. The following URLs provide access to all suported applications and features for your phone:

Aastra Phones

XML URL

 http://[host name]/ipbx/xml/axml-main.xml

Supported Applications

Cisco Phones

XML URL

 http://[host name]/ipbx/xml/cxml-main.xml

Supported Applications

Polycom Phones

XML URL

 http://[host name]/ipbx/xml/pxml-main.xml

Supported Applications

Generic XML Applications

ipbx also provides RSS Feeds that return data in a standardized format, for custom applications and phones (e.g. Mitel). One example is the queue status:

 http://[host name]/ipbx/xml/rss-queue.xml?queue=myqueuename

Note: If no queue name is specified the first queue in the configuration will be selected.

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