Hi all, I'd like to understand CPL the behaviour or serial forking made by CPL. This is my CPL script (for USER A):

<incoming> <lookup source="registration"> <success> <proxy ordering="sequential" /> </success> </lookup> </incoming> </cpl>

The first question is : In this case, if I have 2 contacts for USER A, what is its behaviour ?

I have made a couple of tests about it. USER A has 2 contacts : USERA@IP_1 and USERA@IP_2 and the CPL script as above. USER B has 1 contact : USERB@IP_3

The location table is: ID username contact q 318 USERB USERB@IP_3 1 319 USERA USERA@IP_1 1 320 USERA USERA@IP_2 1

In this case the CPL script calls both of Contacts of USER A, at the same time. Then, I've changed the two contact's q parameters:

ID username contact q 318 USERB USERB@IP_3 1 319 USERA USERA@IP_1 1 320 USERA USERA@IP_2 0.1

In this case CPL script calls first USERA@IP_2 (low q paramenter) and then USERA@IP_1 (high q-value)

ID username contact q 318 USERB USERB@IP_3 1 319 USERA USERA@IP_1 0.1 320 USERA USERA@IP_2 1

In this case CPL script calls first USERA@IP_1 (low q paramenter) and then USERA@IP_2 (high q-value)

ID username contact q 318 USERB USERB@IP_3 1 319 USERA USERA@IP_1 0.1 320 USERA USERA@IP_2 0.5

In this case CPL script calls first USERA@IP_1 (low q paramenter) and then USERA@IP_2 (high q-value)

ID username contact q 318 USERB USERB@IP_3 1 319 USERA USERA@IP_1 0.1 320 USERA USERA@IP_2 0.1

In this case the CPL script calls both of Contacts of USER A, at the same time.

It seem work in the reverse mode: it call first the lowest q value and then the highest.

So, does PROXY element (with ordering="sequential") care about q-parameter ?

Can somebody help me?

Regards, Daniel