Transfer on Same Lines Sample Code Handle(CiscoCallEv event) { ….. ….. if (event instanceOf CiscoTransferStartEv) { CiscoTransferStartEv ev

(CiscoTransferStartEv)event; processTransfer(ev); } } processTransfer(CiscoTransferStartEv ev){ CiscoAddress commonAddr

ev.getTransferControllerAddress(); CiscoCall GC2

ev.getTransferringCall(); CiscoCall GC1

ev.getFinalCall(); CiscoConnection droppedConn1

findConnection(GC1, controllerAddr); CiscoConnection droppedConn2

findConnection(GC2, controllerAddr); //Additional App logic to clear connections. } Connection findConnection(CiscoCall GCx, CiscoAddress addr){ CiscoConnection[] conns

GCx.getConnections(); for (i = 0; i<conns.length; i++) { if conns[i] .getAddress().equals(addr) { return conns[i]; } } } Application logic is based on common transferControllerAddress and works fine in this case, because commonAddr is there in both final and consult call Note Transfer Across Lines Sample Code Handle(CiscoCallEv event) { ….. ….. if (event instanceOf CiscoTransferStartEv) { CiscoTransferStartEv ev

(CiscoTransferStartEv)event; processTransfer(ev); } } processTransfer(CiscoTransferStartEv ev){ String termName

ev.getControllerTerminalName(); CiscoCall GC2

ev.getTransferringCall(); CiscoCall GC1

ev.getFinalCall(); CiscoConnection droppedConn1

findConnection(GC1, termName); Cisco Unified JTAPI Developers Guide for Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Release 15 and SUs 80 Features Supported by Cisco Unified JTAPI Event Flow Comparison and Sample Code