MSPL Built-in Functions
MSPL Built-in Functions
The Microsoft SIP Processing Language (MSPL) provides several built-in functions that are useful for common SIP application tasks, such as message forking, the creation of proxy objects, and parameter parsing.
Certain functions, such as BeginFork/Fork/EndFork, must be called in a certain order; otherwise, an error will be generated. Other functions must be called only when the message being processed is a request or a response; otherwise, a critical error will also be generated. If 10 critical errors of this type are generated during run time, the application will be disabled.
MSPL defines the built-in functions described in the following table.
Function |
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Adds a header to the current SIP message. |
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Initializes a forking operation for the current message. |
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Indicates whether the user is enabled for a specified option. |
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Concatenates a sequence of supplied string values, in parameter order. |
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Searches for an occurrence of one specified string within another. |
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Dispatches an event to a supplied event handler within the application. |
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Indicates whether a message was successfully queued. |
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Indicates whether a specified domain is supported by the registrar on the Microsoft Lync Server 2010 computer executing this script. |
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Sends the current set of forked messages using the forking proxy initialized with BeginFork. |
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Determines whether two supplied strings are equal. |
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Creates a forked copy of the current message with its request URI field set to the supplied URI string. |
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Returns the display name associated with a supplied SIP address. |
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Returns a string representation of the instance ID from the GRUU. |
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Returns a collection of strings containing the values associated with the supplied header name in the current SIP message. |
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Returns the hostname portion of a supplied SIP URI. |
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Returns the value of a named parameter within a SIP header string. |
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Returns the port specified in a SIP URI. |
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Returns the scheme associated with the SIP URI. |
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Returns the URI portion of a SIP address, such as the address found in the From or To header field of a SIP message. |
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Returns the named parameter value found in a supplied SIP URI. |
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Extracts user@hostname from a URL. |
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Returns the user name portion of a SIP URI. |
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Computes a hash value from a string. |
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Returns an index of the first occurrence of a specified string. |
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Indicates whether a specified URI is formatted as a GRUU. |
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Indicates whether a specified URI points to a phone. |
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Returns the number of characters in a string. |
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Writes an entry or entries to the specified server log. |
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Proxies the current SIP request to the supplied URI. |
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Proxies the current SIP response to the next destination in its route. |
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Fetches an item published in a specified enhanced presence container. |
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Fetches an item published in a specified enhanced presence container which is selected based on the access control lists associated with the indicated Subscriber and ExternalSourceNetwork. |
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Indicates whether a specified domain belongs to a specified domain type. |
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Queries the server registrar for the network endpoints associated with a specified user and hostname combination. |
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Returns the fully qualified domain name of the home server for a specified SIP user. |
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Returns an XML fragment containing the policy assigned to the specified user based on server configuration. |
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Generates a SIP response to the current request message with the supplied status code and reason phrase. |
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Adds or sets a specific parameter value in a SIP header. |
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Splits a string on a specified separator substring and returns a string collection. |
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Tests whether one domain is a subdomain of another specified domain. |
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Extracts a specified string from a larger string. |
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Determines whether a specific SIP method is supported by the application. |