I am writing a VXML application which accepts an incoming SIP voice call and then polls a web service on a Java application running on a Tomcat instance on the same host machine for incoming voice req
I\'m brand new to VXML (and coding in general) and apparently what I\'m trying to do is... not normal, but hopefully it can be done.
I want to use a Visual Studio 2008 web project to build an application that uses: <!DOCTYPE vxml PUBLIC \"-//W3C//DTD VOICEXML 2.1//EN\"
I have a question, at http://www.vxml.org/frame.jsp?page=t_1.htm it says that i have to save a voicexmlfile as .xml
My IVR app contains a lot of global variables, as a side effect of an inescapable vendor-supplied framework.As such, there are a lot of cases where a variable is given a value on one JSP, and is not t
I am using vxml powered by an engine similar to TellMe. I adding voice recognition to telephone prompts for a voice mail system. The new menu will first prompt the user for verbal input, and if no mat
I am looking at some sample vxml scripts from vxml.org. When i call the script the prompts play, but it doesnt pick up any of my inputs at all. when i speak it responds \"no input\". could i be missin
Voxeo provide a free IVR for development purposes, b开发者_JAVA技巧ut I was wondering if there is a much simpler form of test IVR, perhaps which runs on the local machine and uses your microphone and
I\'m sorry that this is probably a really basic question but I\'m just beginning to program. Basically I need to increment a counter in VXML.
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