REST URL pattern
sipXivr listens for http requests by default on port 8085.
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To test the service with curl use:General URL structure: https://{user}:{password}@localhost:8085/mailbox/{mailbox}
Common prefix: {mailbox} is the mailbox to work with. The mailbox of a user is the user's main <username> as found in validusers.xml
MWI Services
Provides the ability to query the status of, and update the Message Waiting Indicators associated with a mailbox
/mwi PUT (no body) Updates the MWI for this mailbox (i.e. tells the status server
to update the MWI status of devices that subscribed to MWI for this
mailbox.
GET Returns the MWI status for this mailbox.
Returns the status in [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3842.txt RFC-3842] format with
Content-Type set to application/simple-message-summary
Example
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To get the MWI status for User 200, do this: curl --digest -k --request GET https://200:123@localhost:8085/mailbox/200/mwi The response looks like: Messages-Waiting: no Voice-Message: 0/3 (0/0) |
Messages Services
Provides the ability to query the status of, and mark a message as heard/unheard.
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PUT (no body) Moves the message to Trash folder
Example
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To mark User 202's message 00000080 as heard, do this: curl --digest -k --request PUT https://200:123@localhost:8085/mailbox/200/message/00000080/heard To delete a message curl --digest -k --request PUT https://200:123@localhost:8085/mailbox/200/message/00000018/delete |
Preferences Services
Provides the ability to query and set the value of the User's Active Voicemail Greeting type.
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GET returns the active greeting (returns above fragment)
DELETE sets the active greeting to "none"
Example
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To query User 200's active greeting preference, do this: curl --digest -k --request GET https://200:123@localhost:8085/mailbox/200/preferences/activegreeting The response looks like: standard |