George wrote:
> <[email protected]> wrote:
> > 
> > And the phone-group.xml could show up as the "General"
> > model under the Phone Groups setting, right?
> 
> I suspect this is possible (though I'll be 100% sure after 
> some more investigations / simple POC). Correct me if I'm 
> wrong - in your scenario, specific phone config panels will 
> show general settings inherited from Phone Group as well?

Correct.  

I see this being analogous to the current behaviour.  You change a 
Polycom-common setting under the "Polycom SoundStation IP 6000" model, and can 
see the same value under the "Polycom SoundPoint IP 450" model.


> > And the values you set under "General" would be carried into the 
> > corresponding settings of all phone models whose plug-ins use 
> > general.xml?
> 
> We could programmaticaly propagate general settings to all 
> configured phones in group.

Could you propagate up as well down?

For example, I'm looking at a Polycom model, some settings are general and some 
are not.  I change one of the general settings.  I should be able see the same 
change in both the "General" and the "Avaya 1220 IP Deskphone" models.

 
> > 
> > Could acme-model.xml use some but not all of the settings in 
> > general.xml?  i.e. Apply "hidden" to some settings, so they don't 
> > appear?  The example I'm thinking about is a soft client, 
> which has a 
> > lot of common SIP phone functionality, but wouldn't have Network 
> > Settings such as VLAD ID.
> 
> Yes, settings could be ignored when merging via XSLT, based 
> on some predefined attributes. Is there any JIRA issue raised 
> for this improvement?

http://track.sipfoundry.org/browse/XX-8532 Generalized phone plug-in model 
settings improvement


-Paul
[email protected]

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