de:breakthrough

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Describes the breakthrough capability of a device endpoint. When a user (such as an administrative assistant) has set his or her VoIP calls to be forwarded to another number, then a breakthrough capability allows calls from people in the user’s contact list to go directly to the user’s phone without being explicitly forwarded.

Syntax

<breakthrough uri="..." render="..." capture="..." publish="..." version="..." deviceAvailability="..." />

Attributes

Attribute	Data Type	Description
uri	xs:anyURI	Optional.
render	xs:Boolean	Optional with default="false".
capture	xs:Boolean	Optional with default="false".
publish	xs:Boolean	Optional with default="false".
version	xs:unsignedInt	Optional with default="0".
deviceAvailability	xs:unsignedInt	Optional.
preferred	xs:boolean	Specifies whether the device is preferred (true) or not (false). This attribute is optional. Its default value is false.
preferredEndpointId	xs:string	Specifies the ID of the preferred endpoint. Optional.

Tag Content

None

Parent Element

Element	Description
de:capabilities	The capabilities element.

Child Elements

None

Remarks

This element is introduced in the Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 R2 release.

Examples

XML Example 1 of the breakthrough Element

<breakthrough uri="alice@contoso.com" render="true" publish="true" />

XML Example 2 of the breakthrough Element

<breakthrough publish="true" />

XML Example 3 of the breakthrough Element

<breakthrough uri="alice@contoso.com" />

XML Example 4 of the breakthrough Element

<breakthrough publish="true" deviceAvailability="3500"></breakthrough>