Sample Programs
Project Setup

Sample Programs

Here is a list of sample programs that were written using JavaScript:

Click here for a complete list available sample programs provided by ExceleTel.

Project Setup

The steps to create projects within JavaScript are as follows:

1. Using Notepad or another HTML editor copy the statements below into the body portion of the HTML document.  You only need to add the states for the control you intend to use.
   
   <object codebase="ExceleTel.cab" CLASSID="clsid:0F05578D-6221-45CC-BDDC-3BACAC041219" id="etLine1" VIEWASTEXT width="24" height="24"> </object>
   
   <object codebase="ExceleTel.cab" CLASSID="clsid:9CCB0EB7-CE49-4837-8079-2FF5985F59AC" id="etPhone1" VIEWASTEXT width="24" height="24"> </object>
   
   <object codebase="ExceleTel.cab" CLASSID="clsid:1DEC032F-0253-4880-BE67-65BF74CDFD2C" id="etPlay1" VIEWASTEXT width="24" height="24"> </object>
   
   <object codebase="ExceleTel.cab" CLASSID="clsid:DCE9E512-1251-4AA3-A761-D743AC48169D" id="etRecord1" VIEWASTEXT width="24" height="24"> </object>
   
   This must be done before any attempts to reference the etLine, etPhone, etPlay or etRecord controls found in the TeleTools etTT37.exe ActiveX component.
   Some HTML editors may also allow you to select an ActiveX control from the menu bar.

2. Add the etTTConst.js file. It contains definitions for interpreting information from telephony devices.
   Using Notepad or another HTML editor copy this statement into the body portion of the HTML document:
   
   <script SRC="etConst.js" language="JavaScript"> </script>
   
   This must be done before referencing any of TeleTools TAPI constants.
   When your application is complete you should include only the constants required. When your application is complete you should include only the constants required. This will improve performance.

3. Add etLineProperties.js file. This is where you have design-time properties stored for example the serial number information.
   
   <script SRC="etLineProperties.js" language="JavaScript"> </script>

Be sure to review the information in the "Getting Started | Why Serial Numbers Are Important" topic of the ExceleTel TeleTools  help file.