Is there a mapping between AXL fields and CUCM GUI fields ?

[fabien.bonic]

Hi,

I want to automatize some operations and for that I need to get the mapping between the AXL field and the translated fields in Cisco GUI.

For example, on the device mobility info, for the field "subNetMaskSz" I need to get "Subnet Mask (bits size)".

Is there a simple way to get the translation ?

Thanks,

Fabien

[dstaudt]

Unfortunately there is not any document that directly maps AXL elements to GUI fields.

[fabien.bonic]

Thank you for the answer. How does the translations are made in the CUCM ? Is there somewhere a properties file or something like that ?

Thanks,

[dstaudt]

Unless I misunderstand your question:

- UCM configuration info is stored in the onboard database

- The UCM admin web UI uses hand-written code and SQL queries to read/write from the DB

- The AXL API uses a different set of hand-written code and SQL queries to read/write from the DB

The design intent is for the web UI and AXL to reasonably line-up (for the most part) with regards to the types of objects, operations, parameters, etc., available; however there is no distinct or directly documented mapping between the two interfaces. 

[fabien.bonic]

Thanks for the answer.

In fact the question is more "how translations are stored in the CUCM server?". Is there a properties file that contains them? Are they stored in the database? The idea is to be able to access using a java request if I know the key.

Regards,

Fabien

[dstaudt]

Are you referring to language localization of the UC Manager admin web pages..?

Are you looking to get a list of 'locales' available on the system for phones?

[fabien.bonic]

I mean on the UC Manager admin web page. Are the pages translated in hard or the translations stored somewhere that I can retrieve them ?

Thanks,

[dstaudt]

Unfortunately I'm not aware of how the UCM admin UI locales are implemented/stored, and this does not appear to be documented.  Some other localized parts of the system - for example phone locales - utilize files stored in the UCM TFTP system.  Browsing the TFTP system (in UCM OS Administration pages) may turn up something interesting...

Can you describe the use-case/requirement you are trying to satisfy?