public static class CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder extends Object
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public CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder id(String id)
public CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder name(String name)
public CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder description(String description)
public CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder category(ChannelCategory category)
public CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder sessionExpiryDurationInMilliseconds(Long sessionExpiryDurationInMilliseconds)
public CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder lifecycleState(LifecycleState lifecycleState)
public CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder timeCreated(Date timeCreated)
public CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder timeUpdated(Date timeUpdated)
public CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder freeformTags(Map<String,String> freeformTags)
public CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder definedTags(Map<String,Map<String,Object>> definedTags)
public CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder domainName(String domainName)
The domain name.
If you have access to Oracle B2C Service, you can derive this value from the URL that you use to launch the Agent Browser User Interface. For example, if the URL is sitename.exampledomain.com, then the host name prefix is sitename and the domain name is exampledomain.com.
If the channel is connecting to Oracle B2C Service version 19A or later, and you have multiple interfaces, then you must include the interface ID in the host (site) name . For example, for the interface that has an ID of 2, you would use something like sitename-2.exampledomain.com.
domainName
- the value to setpublic CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder hostNamePrefix(String hostNamePrefix)
The host prefix.
If you have access to Oracle B2C Service, you can derive this value from the URL that you use to launch the Agent Browser User Interface. For example, if the URL is sitename.exampledomain.com, then the host name prefix is sitename and the domain name is exampledomain.com.
If the channel is connecting to Oracle B2C Service version 19A or later, and you have multiple interfaces, then you must include the interface ID in the host (site) name . For example, for the interface that has an ID of 2, you would use something like sitename-2.exampledomain.com.
hostNamePrefix
- the value to setpublic CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder userName(String userName)
The user name for an Oracle B2C Service staff member who has the necessary profile permissions.
userName
- the value to setpublic CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder clientType(ServiceCloudClientType clientType)
The type of Service Cloud client.
clientType
- the value to setpublic CreateServiceCloudChannelResult build()
public CreateServiceCloudChannelResult.Builder copy(CreateServiceCloudChannelResult model)
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