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  • 1.  RequestSingleStepTransfer returns "Unsupported operation" error

    Posted 07-27-2015 04:03
    I've written a statement to perform RequestSingleStepTransfer in the code like this:
    RequestSingleStepTransfer reqBlindTransfer = RequestSingleStepTransfer.Create(thisDN, connID, transferRoutePt, "", null, null, null);

    But it returned "Unsupported operation" error.

    The messages generated when debugging:
    'RequestSingleStepTransfer' ('25')
    message attributes:
    AttributeThisDN [str] = "6154"
    AttributeConnID [long] = 006D02674398B7DD
    AttributeOtherDN [str] = "2732"
    AttributeLocation [str] = ""
    AttributeReferenceID [int] = 5

    'EventError' ('52')
    message attributes:
    AttributeEventSequenceNumber [long] = 286133
    AttributeCustomerID [str] = "Resources"
    Time            = ComplexClass(TimeStamp):
     AttributeTimeinuSecs [int] = 14000
     AttributeTimeinSecs [int] = 1437967615
    AttributeErrorCode [int] = 51
    AttributeCallID [int] = 12523
    AttributeConnID [long] = 006D02674398B7DD
    AttributeThisDN [str] = "6154"
    AttributeReferenceID [int] = 5


  • 2.  RE: RequestSingleStepTransfer returns "Unsupported operation" error

    Posted 08-10-2015 13:33
    Which type of PBX do you using? If any specific (like Alcatel, Avaya, etc.) check with PBX expert if the PBX allows it


  • 3.  RE: RequestSingleStepTransfer returns "Unsupported operation" error

    Posted 08-11-2015 11:35
    Check with your T-Server Deployment guide. There's a table in every guide showing the Supported T-Library Functionality. Your feature request is called "TSingleStepTransfer" and is not supported by T-Server for Avaya Communication Manager for example.


  • 4.  RE: RequestSingleStepTransfer returns "Unsupported operation" error

    Posted 09-04-2015 13:21
    Please keep in mind that the single step transfer is also not supported in some Infomart reporting call scenarios. Business wise speaking, it is usually considered a bad practice, since the customer which is on hold will be passed directly to another customer service representative without him being introduced to the target agent.