1.

Install the HelloWorld snap-in.

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See Installing the snap-in

2.

Create a service profile.

A service profile is an administered group of snap-ins, which will be invoked. You need a service profile for a call-intercept snap-in. This service profile can have one to five different call-intercept snap-ins defined.

See Creating a service profile

3.

Configure snap-in attributes.

You can assign attributes to the snap-in in the service profile. Alternatively, you can configure snap-in attributes at the cluster level or the global level.

See Snap-in attributes

4.

Assign service profile to users.

You can associate a service profile on an individual user basis or scope the profile to a group of users through the implicit user profile association, where profile assignment is based on a range of extensions or numeric patterns. This document only covers the individual method of profile administration for the Hello World snap-in.

Skip this step if the service profile that contains your snap-in is already assigned to the users who want to receive the snap-in.

See Assigning a service profile to an administered user

5.

Create an application and application sequence.

Skip this step if you have an application sequence administered for Avaya Breeze® platform.

See Creating an application and application sequence

6.

Administer implicit sequencing for a user or group of users.

Skip this step if you have administered implicit sequencing for Avaya Breeze® platform.

See Administering implicit sequencing for Avaya Breeze platform

7.

Test the snap-in.

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See Testing the snap-in