I'm looking to do a pretty simple operation of renaming prompt WAVs and then refreshing the associated script.
API guide that I'm using: https://developer.cisco.com/docs/contact-center-express/#!modify-file/sample-input-xml-modifying-a-script-file-name
Right now I'm just testing things out and I want to make sure I'm not going to accidentally wipe out all of my production prompts. So I've created a folder named "ScriptDev" and put some test files in there and I want to run this PUT statement using Postman:
PUT https://SERVERNAME/adminapi/prompt
JSON payload:
{
"Script": {
"File": {
"path": "/en_US/ScriptDev/",
"FileName": "1000.wav",
"reNameTo": "1000rename.wav"
}
}
}I want to be 100% certain that even though my URL is specifying the Resource Name of "prompt" I can ONLY affect prompts (or other files) in the folder path of "/en_US/ScriptDev/". Can someone confirm this?
*******UPDATE*******
For anyone else who had this question here's an update with the final result. To answer my own question; no the PUT statement will not wipe out the existing prompts if you do something wrong. That's to say, none of things that I did wrong had any unintended effect on the existing prompts/scripts/configuration, etc. I just got 4xx and 5xx errors when I did something wrong and no changes were made. Of course YMMV.
Here's the final URL and JSON payload that worked (using my example from above):
URL: https://<SERVERNAME>/adminapi/prompt/en_US/ScriptDev/1000.wav
{
"Prompt": { <------NOTE this specifies the type (prompt, script, grammar, document, etc) that you're modifying
"File": {
"path": "/en_US/ScriptDev/",
"FileName": "1000.wav",
"reNameTo": "1000rename.wav"
}
}
}Note that I had to specify the file path and filename in the URL and the JSON Payload.
Also an interesting thing I found is that I could my Active Directory credentials in the Basic Authentication to retrieve information (ie "GET" statements) but my AD creds wouldn't work when making modifications (ie "PUT", "DELETE", etc). I had to use the local administrator account for UCCX in the basic authentication to make changes.
