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Topic: Seeking a text-mode VXML browser for debugging
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Bryce Nesbitt
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posted August 19, 2006 01:13 AM
Maybe I'm old fasioned here -- but I'm seeking a keyboard-only, simple, visual, text-mode, desktop, VXML browser or interpreter for debugging.
Does such a thing exist?
The thing I'm seeking would work like this: rather than speaking each prompt, a text or console based VXML browser would instantly print the associated text and/or the voice clip name. Input would be via the keyboard. Something that works as a FireFox plug-in on Linux would be even better, but a simple perl script might well be good enough.
I'd use it to quickly browse and verify complicated menu trees. Does it exist? If not how close can I come? -Bryce OIC
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mheadd
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posted August 20, 2006 08:36 AM
Try the OptimTalk Desktop Suite (basic edition). It's a VoiceXML (and CCXML) interpreter that you can invoke from the command line on Linux. It's free for non-commercial use.
It's also worth noting that the BeVocal Cafe has a tool similar to what you describe. It's web based, and allows you to test out a VoiceXML applicaiton in text mode. WHen you sign up for an account and log in, click on the Vocal Scripter tool in the left hand menu.
Hope this helps.
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