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Release 3.3
Avaya Context Store Snap-in Release 3.3 was made generally available in July 2017. This is NOT the latest release of this Avaya Breeze® snap-in. The latest release is recommended for new development.
New in the 3.3 Release
Context Store 3.3 introduced the following new and enhanced features:
- TLS version selection:
Enables the selection of the transport layer security (TLS) version for a service snap-in. - Status Check Operation:
Extended to include additional Context Store interfaces. - CSRules Enablement Parameter:
Updated to add the parameter required for enabling CSRules functionality on individual Context objects to wrappers of the CSRest interface.
For more detailed information about these new and enhanced features, see the Release Notes, Reference Guide and Developer Guide, which are available under the Downloads tab.
Compatibility and Interoperability
The following Avaya product releases are required to use the Avaya Context Store Snap-in Release 3.3:
- Avaya Breeze® Platform 3.3.1.
- Avaya Aura® System Manager 7.1.
The following resources should be used with the Context Store Snap-in Release 3.3:
Release Notes
Software Development Kits
- Avaya Context Store Snap-in Java SDK, Release 3.3 (18.1 MB .zip)
Note: The JavaScript SDK is now incorporated in the Avaya Breeze® Client SDK.
Developer & Product Documentation
Development Tools and Other Resources
- Avaya Context Store Pluggable Data Connector, Release 3.3 (2.7 MB .zip)
Use the Context Store Pluggable Data Connector (PDC) with Avaya Aura® Orchestration Designer to simplify building Avaya Aura® Experience Portal speech applications that integrate with Context Store. - Avaya Context Store PDC Sample Applications, Release 3.3 (13.74 MB .zip)
Contains sample call-flow applications that can used in Avaya Aura® Orchestration Designer (and Experience Portal) to test the Context Store Pluggable Data Connector and learn about its features. The use and purpose of each of these sample applications is described in the Avaya Context Store Snap-in Developer Guide. - Capacity Planner Tool (361 KB .zip)
Use the tool to calculate the maximum number of active Context instances that can be supported in the Context Store, and the amount of memory needed. - POSTMAN Collections, Release 3.3 (8 KB .zip)
Import these REST commands into the POSTMAN Web client and use them to exercise and observe the Context Store REST API capabilities. - CSNotifications Sample Consumer Client (4.99 MB .zip)
Run this sample consumer application to test Context Store Notifications. - Sample SoapUI Project (484 KB .zip)
Demonstrates use of the Context Store SOAP Web services interface (CSSoap). - Avaya Context Store Task Type for Engagement Designer Sample Workflows (54 KB .zip)
Import these sample workflow definitions into Engagement Designer for demonstrations of how to use the Context Store Task and its capabilities. - Create Context Sample Engagement Designer Workflow (7 KB .zip)
Import this sample workflow definition into Engagement Designer for a demonstration of how to create a context with a Context Id, Group Id and three key/values. - Event Streams Sample Application (9.43 MB .zip)
- Audit User Interface Demonstration (488 KB .zip)
- Screen Sort JavaScript for ScreenPop (3 KB .zip)
Screen Sort is a JavaScript Import demo that can be used with ScreenPop. It adds two buttons to a HTML formatted ScreenPop page that provide the functionality to sort in increasing or decreasing format by either the keys or the values displayed in the table.
Release Summary
Release Status
Generally Available
