Component level network diagram
Oracle Service Cloud CTI Connector solution consists of:
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Oracle Service Cloud CTI Toolbar Add-In “EF CTI Toolbar” - it is embedded into Oracle Service Cloud agent desktop as an Add-In component that contains agents controls and CTI functionality.
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EF Generic Connector - the telephony connector working as a middleware between Cisco contact center infrastructure via Cisco Finesse and Oracle Service Cloud CTI Toolbar
Communication Flow Diagram
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Component |
Communication Pattern |
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Oracle Service Cloud CTI Toolbar Add-In |
Connects with GC over OpenWire for bidirectional communication |
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EF Connector |
Is a telephony middleware between Oracle Service Cloud and Cisco Finesse. It establishes communication with Cisco Finesse via RestFul web servcies on HTTPS, and XMPP - to receive agent's real-time events. |
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Cisco Finesse |
The Finesse sends agent's dialog events inform of notification message (made possible with Finesse notification service) to its subscribers in the GC's Finesse client. |
Data-flow Diagram
Communication Flow for an Agent Login
Below is the description of the communication/data flow paths between the EF Oracle Service Cloud Toolbar Add-In (inside Oracle Service Cloud), EF Connector and Cisco Finesse.
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The CTI Toolbar Add-In sends a "Hello()" message to GC.
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If the connector is alive and receives the CTI Toolbar Add-In’s request, it responds with a System IN_SERVICE message.
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The CTI Toolbar Add-In sends a Connect() request to GC
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GC checks if it doesn’t already have this agent’s subscription, it requests Cisco Finesse for agent’s subscription.
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The CTI Toolbar Add-In then sends a Login request with agent Id, password, and extension.
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GC forwards the login request to Cisco Finesse
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Cisco Finesse shares updated agent state if the login happens successfully.
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GC responds with update agent-state and dialog state if there’s already an active call for this agent.