In the dataconnectorui portion, you would point to your edit part:

<extension
point="com.avaya.sce.callflow.ui.dataConnectorUI">
<dataConnectorUI
ContextHelpID=""
EditPartClass="com.avaya.sce.pdc.notification.ui.email.callflow.EmailEditPart"


in that class, you can add a variable proper descriptor for any variables you have. This will handle removal for you.
protected void addPropertyDescriptors(List<IPropertyDescriptor> list) {
addVariablePropertyDescriptors(list,
new PropDescData(EmailFlowItem.PROP_TO_VAR, "To Variable","The variable for to address."),
new PropDescData(EmailFlowItem.PROP_TO_FIELD, "To Variable Field", "The variable field for to address."),
null);

Sorry, I thought I responded earlier.

There's a bug there. I have filed a bug report on it and we will have to resolve it. Are you able to work around it in the short term?

I tried this in our upcoming 7.1 release using Eclipse 4.4 (Luna) and it works fine. When I went back to Eclipse 4.2 and OD 7.01, I got a similar compatibility error even though I was using the same JDK that I used in Eclipse 4.4. I suspect if you move to Eclipse 4.4 this issue should go away. I do not have a combination of Eclipse 4.4 with OD 7.01 to try it on though.

Refer to your earlier thread:
https://www.devconnectprogram.com/forums/posts/list/19208.page

There is no automatic way to convert from state name to the code or vice versa. You would have to do that in your own Java code.

I don't know how you would be able to perform key presses during the transfer. There will be no active grammar to listen for those key presses while you are in the middle of a transfer.

You would definitely have to do this in CCXML as you will have control over the progress of the call: call alerting, connected, etc. As the call progresses through the states of call creation process. I'm not sure how you would give the caller the capability to control the call before it is finally joined as there is no active grammar listening for key presses during the call creation process.

There is nothing specific to an address. You would have to break it up into different variables to read it how you want it.

What version of OD and Eclipse are you running?

Can you show me the full content of the servlet code you wrote? Also, any jars I might need for the Teradata DB? I can try it locally and see what is going on.

Check your preferences->Ant->runtime settings and make sure they are not pointing to an older version of Java.

Do you only have 1 JRE on your machine?

It's best to talk to ICR support on that one. It's more structured than just using your own CCXML by itself, so they would know best how to handle that.

It looks like your app is still in desktop mode (simulation), even though you have deployed it. You should set the runtime platform to EP.

at com.avaya.runtimecommon.platforms.desktop.tracking.ReportWriter.close(ReportWriter.java:39)

Orchestration Designer only works on Eclipse.

The name you have is not typical. Can you run a test call and gather an app log (with VXML output enabled) and a session slot log from the MPP for the voice browser (set VB logging to finest)? Need to see what is going on with that name.

If you want to modify the file in any way, you would need to use a Java Servlet and write Java code to change it.