Run JAVA code on a UDF value as OID process update

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  Hello

  based on article

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/document/98986/UCCX-quick-Java-recipes

  I copied the code of 1). and they changed a bit for my daysx24hours. The only type is, give the script a parameter (here the number of credit card and return the result of UCCX (perhaps the last type is missing).)

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  The number represents a credit card number.

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  Then, I created a new script file and inserted a defined step

  

  takes it place the following errors:

  

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  We try to call java code:

  

  Next, the error message is different:

  

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  I know, it s possible to run code without additional jar files. I am interested to implement more than java classes in a jar file for future needs, and this is a first step.

  Greetings Naatz Maic

  Hello

  UH... Let's get a few things right if you don't mind.

  Your class is valid, as you say, you tested with Eclipse, which is a fair way to go. You have two methods, 'main' and a private static "verifyCC" returning an int value. Good. Now, if I take a quick glance at your UCCX script I see some interesting things there. First, you create a new variable of type ClassCheckCC, with the name CheckCC and with null as default. Cool, that's like saying JRE of UCCX for "Hey, let's use a new variable of type ClassCheckCC", or more precisely:

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  isValid = CheckCC (ccnumber);

  You see already? The above code actually means:

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  Using this approach, we don't need to create instances of the object - that they are unnecessary in this case. Simply call CheckCC.verifyCC (String aString) is quite sufficient. We can, as I will demonstrate, but then again, why should create us instances of the class each time a script is run.

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  Pure and simple. I simply call the static verifyCC method on the CheckCC class with a parameter.

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  I just padded the single line above with braces, creating a block of code, point comma and the return keyword became necessary.

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  G.

  Here is a screenshot:

  class-violin - around.png

  

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