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Topic: retrieve variables from somewhere else
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bankapp
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posted November 30, 2006 01:58 AM
For my vxml application I need to connect to the database to retrieve and store some information. I saw some examples on how to do it but what I want to know is:
Do I need to create separate files for .php and .vxml. Because the server where my vxml application is hosted does not support dynamic languages. From the examples that I saw it seems like vxml is embedded into php file.
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DrBoB
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posted November 30, 2006 04:53 AM
Any service that you want to write, which isn't static, will require some kind of server side scripting to create the VoiceXML page. That can be PHP, Java, Perl, etc. It doesn't matter as long as the VoiceXML that is generated works!
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Pusing VoiceXML to the masses - www.voice-push.com
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RaxitSheth
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posted December 02, 2006 01:26 AM
>Do I need to create separate files for .php and .vxml.
It depends how you decompose your coding
>Because the server where my vxml application is hosted does not support dynamic languages
Is your server support (as most hosting platform supports) Voice Application from Remote System (thru URL or like that) ?
then you can have Scripting + Vxml code on remote area, and hosting platform will Access your URL, which will give it Vxml Code (dynamically generated) Checkout this option from your vendor.
--raxit
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