/mcpDefault CTI IP Addressing for Devices A new CTIManager service parameter, IP Addressing Mode for Devices, has been added that allows you to configure the default CTI IP addressing mode for a device that does not have an associated Common Device Configuration. When an application invokes the CiscoTerminal.getIPAddressingMode() method for a device that does not have a Common Device Configuration, JTAPI returns the value of the service parameter. The default setting for the new service parameter is IPv4 and IPv6. JTAPI communicates the value via CiscoTerminal.IP_ADDRESSING_MODE_IPV4_V6. For an individual CTI device, if that device has an associated Common Device Configuration, the IP Addressing Mode setting in the Common Device Configuration overrides the value of the IP Addressing Mode for Devices service parameter. Note DeleteCall DeleteCall interface provides applications with the ability to delete a call that was created by using the createCall interface. This method accepts a call and throws an InvalidStateException if a provider is not in service or if the call is not in the IDLE state. DeleteCall moves the call to the INVALID state. The following interface gets added to CiscoProvider: { public void deleteCall( Call call ) throws InvalidStateException; } Applications can use this interface to delete the call that was created by using createCall interface. This method accepts a call and throws an InvalidStateException if the provider is not in service or if the call is not in the IDLE state. DeleteCall moves the call to the INVALID state. To successfully delete a call, the application creates the call by using createCall, and the call should be in the IDLE state. Device Recovery Cisco Unified JTAPI supports automatic device recovery. Device Recovery for Phones For devices such as the Cisco Unified IPPhone 7960, the re-homing feature represents part of the device firmware. On a primary Cisco Unified Communications Manager failure, the phone attempts to connect to the backup Cisco Unified Communications Manager when it is no longer on a call. This transition gets communicated to applications in the form of out-of-service and in-service events described in CTIManager Failure, on page 152. Cisco Unified JTAPI Developers Guide for Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Release 15 and SUs 75 Features Supported by Cisco Unified JTAPI Default CTI IP Addressing for Devices