This basic sample demonstrates how to use the Python Zeep SOAP library to provision a CUCM user, DN and phone via the AXL API
https://developer.cisco.com/site/axl/
The concepts and techniques shown can be extended to enable automated management of virtually any configuration or setting in the CUCM admin UI.
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axlZeep.py
- Demonstrates adding a user, line, and phone (<addLine>
,<addPhone>
,<addUser>
,<updatePhone>
,<getUser>
) -
axl_add_updateLine.py
- Creates a line, then performs updateLine to modify the call pickup group (<addCallPickupGroup>
,<addLine>
,<updateLine>
,<removeLine>
,<removeCallPickupGroup>
) -
axl_updateDevicePool
- Demonstrates creating a Device Pool and its sub-objects, then updating the Device Pool's Local Route Group Settings (<addDevicePool>
,<addH323Gateway>
,<addRouteGroup>
,<addLocalRouteGroup>
,<updateDevicePool>
,<removeH323Gateway>
,<removeDevicePool>
,<removeLocalRouteGroup>
,<removeRouteGroup>
) -
axl_add_partition_css.py
- Adds two partitions, then adds a CSS containing the two new partitions (<addRoutePartition>
,<addCss>
) -
axl_FAC.py
- Adds a new FAC, then updates it (<addFacInfo>
,<updateFacInfo>
,<removeFacInfo>
) -
axl_add_sip_trunk.py
- Adds a new SIP trunk with destination address (<addSipTrunk
,<removeSipTrunk>
) -
axl_executeSQLQuery.py
- Creates a Call Pickup Group and associates two test Lines, then executes a SQL query joining the numplan, pickupgrouplinemap, and pickupgroup tables to list the DNs belonging to the pickup group (<addCallPickupGroup>
,<addLine>
,<executeSQLQuery>
,<removeCallPickupGroup>
,<removeLine>
) -
axl_executeSQLUpdate.py
- Creates a set of Video Conference Scheduling Portal Profiles and a new UC Service. Then executes a SQL update to associate the additional primary/secondary profiles (<addUcService>
,<addServiceProfile>
,<executeSQLUpdate>
,<removeServiceProfile>
,<removeUcService>
)
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Install Python 2.7 or 3.7 On Windows, choose the option to add to PATH environment variable
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The project was built/tested using Visual Studio Code
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If this is a fresh installation, update pip (you may need to use
pip3
on Linux or Mac)python -m pip install --upgrade pip
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Dependency Installation:
pip install zeep
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Edit
creds.py
to specify your CUCM address and AXL user credentials -
The AXL v11.5 WSDL files are included in this project. If you'd like to use a different version, replace with the AXL WSDL files for your CUCM version:
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From the CUCM Administration UI, download the 'Cisco AXL Tookit' from Applications / Plugins
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Unzip the kit, and navigate to the
schema/current
folder -
Copy the three WSDL files to the
schema/
directory of this project:AXLAPI.wsdl
,AXLEnums.xsd
,AXLSoap.xsd
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To run a specific sample, in Visual Studio Code open the sample
.py
file you want to run, then pressF5
, or open the Debugging panel and click the green 'Launch' arrow
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You can get a 'dump' of the AXL WSDL to see how Zeep interprets it by copying the AXL WSDL files to the project root (see above) and running (Mac/Linux):
python3 -mzeep AXLAPI.wsdl > wsdl.txt
This can help with identifying the proper object structure to send to Zeep
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Elements which contain a list, such as:
<members> <member> <subElement1/> <subElement2/> </member> <member> <subElement1/> <subElement2/> </member> </members>
are represented a little differently than expected by Zeep. Note that
<member>
becomes an array, not<members>
:{ 'members': { 'member': [ { 'subElement1': 'value', 'subElement2': 'value' }, { 'subElement1': 'value', 'subElement2': 'value' } ] } }