What is SpeakRight?

SpeakRight is an open-source Java framework for writing speech recognition applications in VoiceXML.Unlike most proprietary speech-app tools, SpeakRight is code-based. Applications are written in Java using SpeakRight's extensible classes. Java IDEs such as Eclipse provide great debugging, fast Java-aware editing, and refactoring. Dynamic generation of VoiceXML is done using the popular StringTemplate templating framework. Read more...

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Wednesday, May 16, 2007

VoiceXML Tags Supported

Here's an alphabetical list of VoiceXML tags supported by SpeakRight

  • assign name expr used to track dialog state
  • audio src play audio file
  • block
  • break time time is in msec
  • catch connection.disconnect So app gets a final postback
  • disconnect
  • exit
  • field name
  • filled
  • form one per page
  • goto next To goto an external URL
  • grammar type src type can be "text/gsl", "application/srgs+xml", or"application/srgs".
  • noinput count bargein main prompt(s), one per escalation
  • nomatch count bargein main prompt(s), one per escalation
  • prompt count bargein main prompt(s), one per escalation
  • submit next namelist method
  • transfer type dest connecttimeout
  • var name expr used to track dialog state
In addition, the RawContentFlow can be used by an app to output custom VoiceXML. It's useful for features not yet supported by SpeakRight.

You can customize the VoiceXML; see the StringTemplate template engine.

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