Early Adopter VoiceXML
November 8, 2001
What does this book cover?
- An overview of the development and deployment environments
available
- VoiceXML 1.0 syntax tutorial
- Grammar use, including JSGF and Nuance GSL syntax
- Use of VoiceXML with XSLT, ASP, JSP, and PHP
- Nuance Speechobjects
- The future of VoiceXML technologies, including VoiceXML 2.0
Book overview
VoiceXML
brings the power of Voice to the Web - the information we are
used to accessing through the visual Web interfaces of our PCs
and mobile devices can now be accessed through speech alone.
Building on the functionality already seen in IVR applications
deployed by our banks and utility companies, the tag based syntax
of VoiceXML will instantly be familiar to existing Web
developers, and applications can already be deployed using one of
the many voice portals available.
With the world's billion plus telephones, from antique black
candlestick phones to the latest mobiles, there is a huge ready-
made audience crying out for voice applications. The userbase
encompases those on the move who require easy access to
information wherever they are, and those who haven't the money or
inclination to access the Internet through a PC.
The book aims to give the reader an in-depth analysis of the
current state of VoiceXML technology. The information will help
you develop voice-enabled applications now, and make sure you are
ready for future advances of this quickly changing arena.
Who is this book for?
This book is for those professional developers who wish to add a
new language to their toolkit, and want to be in a position to
take advantage of the imminent explosion in voice-enabled
applications. We assume a prior knowledge of XML, and some other
Web programming technologies, such as ASP,
JSP and PHP.
Chapter 7
- Part One
- VoiceXML with XSLT (HTML and WML)
- System Architecture
- Part Two
- Creating a Markup Language
- Part Three
- VoiceXML Stylesheet
VoiceXML with XSLT (HTML and WML)
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