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The MPSHOME/mpsN/apps Directory

The $MPSHOME/mpsN/apps (%MPSHOME%\mpsN\apps) directory contains

MPS application executable files (*.vex) and configuration files (*.acfg).

The executable and configuration files used by VENGINE for all call processing and

administrative applications are copied to this directory by means of PeriView’s

Application Manager—Assign/(Re)Start Lines—Assign process. For a complete

description of this process, refer to the PeriView Reference Manual.

The following are application file types:

Each application has a single configuration file that defines the application’s

configuration parameters. This allows applications executing on multiple lines to use

the same configuration options.

An application’s configuration file allows configuration options to be specified

outside of the actual application itself. By editing the configuration file, the

application can execute with a different set of parameters than those that would have

been hard coded otherwise. In this way, an application can remain unaltered

regardless of the configuration parameters with which it is executing. For example,

by modifying the spoken language parameter in the configuration file, the application

stays the same but the spoken language used changes. Changes to application

configuration files will only affect applications assigned subsequent to the changes.

Applications that have been assigned/started before the modifications will have to be

terminated and unassigned with the PeriView Terminate/Un-Assign Lines tool then

reassigned and restarted to have the changes take affect.

MPSHOME/mpsN/apps

File Description

<appname>.vex Call processing or administrative application’s executable file.

This file is copied to this directory when the application is

assigned to a phone line.

<appname>.acfg Application configuration file. This file is copied to this

directory when the application is assigned to a phone line.

lib/<libname>.so Shared library file configured for an application. Shared

libraries for these applications are located in the subdirectory

apps/lib. These files also are copied during the

Assign/(Re)Start Lines process. However, shared libraries

must be defined for the application by the Application

Manager—Configure Application—Shared Libraries option

prior to being assigned along with the application.

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