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VoiceXML built-in grammars
by David Cuddihy, Adam Hocek
Definitive VoiceXML™
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The Charles F. Goldfarb Definitive XML Series
Foreword
Acknowledgements
VoiceXML and voice services
Voice services and applications
What is VoiceXML?
Road map to the book and other resources
VoiceXML essentials
Forms
Procedural elements
Prompt and audio prompts
VoiceXML variable support
Form items
Mixed initiative forms
Menus
Events
Grammars
Organizing code into VoiceXML applications
VoiceXML language reference
VoiceXML document structure
Attribute types
Element categories
assign
audio
block
break
catch
choice
clear
disconnect
else
elseif
emphasis
enumerate
error
example
exit
field
filled
form
goto
grammar
help
if
initial
item
lexicon
link
log
mark
menu
meta
metadata
noinput
nomatch
object
one-of
option
paragraph
param
phoneme
prompt
property
prosody
record
reprompt
return
rule
ruleref
say-as
script
sentence
subdialog
submit
tag
throw
token
transfer
value
var
voice
vxml
Enterprise voice application architecture
Example: JSP parcel tracking application
A “thick-client” banking example
The Auto Attendant: generating VoiceXML using XSLT and ASP.NET
Voice services
Building voice services
Deploying a high-availability system
Engineering new services
Outsourcing
ECMAScript overview
Syntax
Variables
Operators
Flow control
Functions and objects
Object-based scripting
HTTP primer
An HTTP interaction
GET versus POST
Cookies
Form Interpretation Algorithm
Speech Recognition Grammar Format
Element types
VoiceXML built-in grammars
Grammar scope
Speech Synthesis Markup Language
Element types
Additional element types defined by SSML
UML Class Diagram primer
Useful resources
Speech development tools
W3C specifications
Other specifications
Index
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