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This section provides information on New and Changed Information for Unified CM AXL Interface: •New and Changed Information for Unified CM 10.0(1) (below) •New and Changed Information for Unified CM 9.1(1) •New and Changed Information for Unified CM 9.0(1) •New and Changed Information for Unified CM 8.6(1)
New and Changed Information for Unified CM Release 10.0(1): •AXL Versioning •10.0 schema added •7.1 schema removed •8.0 is the default schema when no schema version is requested in the SOAPaction Header •Change Notification Feature – helps applications maintain a copy of Unified CM database •Unified CM database schema changes; see the AXL Data Dictionary.
AXL Versioning Policy The versioning mechanism now supports three (3) major releases of schemas to provide additional upgrade flexibility. For example, Unified CM release 10 supports AXL schemas 8.x, 9.x, and 10.x, while the 7.x schema is no longer available. Each major and minor release will include a new schema. Maintenance releases never include new schemas. Old schemas will be deprecated in the first release of each train e.g. Release 7.0(1). Read the details here.
Change Notification Feature Administrative XML (AXL) Clients depend on Cisco Unified Communications Manager data to work correctly. The AXL Change Notification Feature (CNF) is designed to help keep AXL applications to be informed when dependent data changes occur. Learn how to add Change Notification to your application here.
New operations and features Apply, Reset, and Restart API operations. Note: Reset operations should be used with extreme caution, especially when applied to device pools, where large numbers of Users can be impacted. Resetting a device makes it unavailable to the User until the operation is completed, since it interrupts service and shuts down the device or service entirely. Applying changes to device pools or several concurrent users simultaneously should only be managed at scheduled maintenance periods.
getOptionsList allows interrogation of devices to determine valid options for that device. sipProfileOptions, transPatternOptions, lineOptions, phoneOptions, and deviceProfileOptions were provided as an additional tools to help developers solve performance issues.
wipePhone allows Cisco's newer Android-based devices like the Cisco DX650 to be remotely reset to factory defaults, removing User specific settings and data. This API is typically used when device ownership changes or when device access is compromised.
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