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Calling Party Display Name The CiscoCall interface provides methods to get name displays of the calling party and the called party in a call. Applications can use getCurrentCallingPartyDisplayName() to get the display name of the calling party. JTAPI applications can use the following interface to get the display names of the calling party and the called party. {.. .. /** *This interface returns the display name of the called party in the call. *It returns null if display name is unknown. */ public String getCurrentCalledPartyDisplayName(); /** *This interface returns the display name of the calling party. *It returns null if display name is unknown. */ public String getCurrentCallingPartyDisplayName(); } The address objects store the display name internally, and the name gets updated when currentCallingAddress and currentCalledAddress are updated. NULL returns if the call is not in the active state and if currentCalling and currentCalled addresses of the call are not initialized. The system does not support Call.getCurrentCalledAddress() and call.getCurrentCallingAddress() for conference calls. Also, the system does not support call.getCurrentCalledPartyDisplayName() and call.getCurrentCallingPartyDisplayName() for a conference call. Note Calling Party IP Address Extensions to CallCtlConnOfferedEv and RouteEvent provide a method for retrieving the IP address of the calling party. This feature provides the calling party IP address to the destination side of basic calls, consultation calls for transfer and conference, and basic redirect and forwarding. The system does not support other scenarios and feature interactions, including those where the calling party changes. This feature only supports IP phones as calling party devices, although IP address of other calling devices may also be provided. See CiscoCallCtlConnOfferedEv, on page 350 and CiscoRouteEvent, on page 522. Backward compatibility This feature is backward compatible. Cisco Unified JTAPI Developers Guide for Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Release 15 and SUs 44 Features Supported by Cisco Unified JTAPI Calling Party Display Name