/mcpPassword Expiry The administrator can use the CUCM Admin Panel to configure options for login credentials. The password expiry configuration allows the administrator to specify the following two parameters: 1. The time before the password expires (in days) and 2. The number of days before the end of the password expiry to alert the user to change the password. If a password is expired, JTAPI delivers an exception to the application. In a situation where a password is going to expire soon, JTAPI delivers a new event to the application. JTAPI does not allow applications to modify any of these values, it only reports the information. Interface Changes CiscoProvAuthenticationInfoEv, on page 56; CiscoJtapiExceptions, on page 55 Message Sequences There are no message sequences. Backward Compatibility This feature is backward compatible. Persistent Connection Persistent Connection is an extension Cisco Extend and Connect feature that was implemented in Unified Communications Manager Release 9.1. A persistent call refers to a call between the Unified Communications manager (CTI Remote Device) and a remote destination that stays up even after calls to it are dropped. JTAPI APIs and error codes were added. JTAPI supports a new API, CiscoAddress.createPersistentCall(), which allows applications to create persistent calls. At least one remote destination must be configured and the active remote destination must be set. There can be only one persistent call per remote device. Persistent calls cannot be created if there is already a call on the remote device; otherwise, the application receives CiscoJtapiException.OPERATION_NOT_AVAILABLE_IN_CURRENT_STATE. Furthermore, no feature invocations are allowed on or involving persistent calls (park, hold, conference, and transfer). Two new JTAPI APIs return information about the persistent call. The CiscoAddress.getPersistentConnection() API returns the connection object that is associated to the persistent call. It returns null if no persistent call exists. This API also allows you to check if an address has a persistent connection created on it and from there you can get the call object. The other newly added API is CiscoCallisPersistentCall(), which returns true if the call is a persistent call and false if the call is a normal call. Existing JTAPI APIs such as Provider.getCalls(), Address.getConnections(), and Terminal.getTerminalConnections() return only the information for normal calls and do not return anything for the persistent call. Provider.getCalls() returns all the calls that are associated with the provider, excluding the persistent calls. Address.getConnections() returns all the connection objects that are associated with this address, excluding the connection for the persistent call. Terminal.getTerminalConnections() returns all the terminal connection objects that are associated with this device, excluding the terminal connection for the Cisco Unified JTAPI Developers Guide for Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Release 15 and SUs 135 Features Supported by Cisco Unified JTAPI Password Expiry