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- # Introduction

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  VBScript → Lua

  The following interfaces are private COM interfaces, i.e. they are only available witihn an call routing script. They dont' need to get instantiated.

  - PBXCall
    This interface covers properties and methods being related to the current call.
  - PBXUser
    This interface covers properties and methods being related to the user the current script is running for.
    If the current script runs in a group context (i.e. this is a call routing of a group) this interface does not exist! (from SwyxWare 13.27)
    Please read here to figure the context the current script is running in (user or group) and to learn about differences of the two call routing contexts.
  - PBXGroup (from SwyxWare 13.27)
    This interface covers properties and methods being realted to the group the current script is running for.
    If the current script runs in a user context (i.e. this is a call routing for a user) this interface does not exist!
    Please read here to figure the context the current script is running in (user or group) and to learn about differences of the two call routing contexts.
  - PBXScript
    This interface covers common properties and methods connected to scripting purposes.

  The following interface is a public COM/DCOM interface, i.e. it is available within a call routing script and also for any other Windows application. It needs to get instantiated via CreateObject. However, this is already done within the call routing framework and can be accessed as g_PBXConfig.

  - PBXConfig
    This interface covers properties and methods connected to the SwyxWare configuration.

  By Tom Wellige

  - May 16, 2022
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