Cisco Unity Connection Provisioning Interface (CUPI) API -- For End Users -- Private Lists
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About Private Lists
A user can view, modify, create, and delete their own private lists. End users have access only to the ObjectId, DisplayName, NumericId, and VoiceName fields of a private list.
Below are the various private list URIs that a user has access to.
GET /vmrest/user/privatelists GET /vmrest/user/privatelists/<private list object id> PUT /vmrest/user/privatelists/<private list object id> POST /vmrest/user/privatelists DELETE /vmrest/user/privatelists/<private list object id>
Voice Names
A PUT to the URI below, where the HTTP content type is "audio/wav" and the payload content is the audio data, will add the audio as a voice name to the private list:
PUT /vmrest/user/privatelists/<private list object id>/voicename
The voice name can always be retrieved through the URI below. It will return the audio of the voice name as an "audio/wav" media type.
GET /vmrest/user/privatelists/<private list object id>/voicename
For additional details about private lists, see CUPI Private Lists.
