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ChristianVerhaegen2
Joined: Nov 2, 2011
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Hello All,

I know the subject has been answered multiple times, however something I don't understand from the last post about this "applications have to pool for agent state" i read this in the 6.2 documentation

--AgentLoggedOffEvent (Support in 6.1)
--AgentLoggedOnEvent (Support in 6.1)
--AgentReadyEvent (Support in 6.2)
--AgentNotReadyEvent (Support in 6.2)
--AgentWorkingAfterCallEvent (Support in 6.2)

But no events arrive in the listen.
Could you please cleary define your position?

Regards
Christian
MartinFlynn
Joined: Nov 30, 2009
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Hi Christian,

To receive AgentLoggedOffEvent and AgentLoggedOnEvent, you must monitor the Hunt Group extension number. You will not get these events by, for example, monitoring the Agent's extension. This is a common misunderstanding.

The other events (Ready, NotReady etc.) are only available for Avaya applications. They are not available for Third Party applications. The documentation is misleading on this subject and I have asked Development to either remove these events from the documentation or to make it clear that non-Avaya developers cannot rely on these events.

Martin
ChristianVerhaegen2
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Thank you for your clear answer Martin
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