There is no VoiceXML parser for freeswitch. It is however possible to write a remote application that controls a freeswitch IVR dialog (e.g. using the freeswitch event socket layer). What is it that you are trying to do? Must you use VoiceXML? Owen On 24 May 2011 05:28, Avni Mahajan <avni.mahajan@eng.knowlarity.com> wrote:

Hi,

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I am looking for a vxml (voicexml) parser in python language. Need to use the parsed vxml tags and interact with freeswitch to run IVR. Can anyone help me with any kind of opensource vxml parsers?

Regards, Avni Mahajan

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On Mon, May 23, 2011 at 10:28 PM, Avni Mahajan <avni.mahajan@eng.knowlarity.com> wrote:

I am looking for a vxml (voicexml) parser in python language. Need to use the parsed vxml tags and interact with freeswitch to run IVR. Can anyone help me with any kind of opensource vxml parsers?

This inquiry would be more appropriate on the regular FreeSWITCH users list. This list should be used for discussion relating to FreeSWITCH *development*. Anyway, check these guys out... http://www.plivo.org/ They're doing something in Python that parses the Twillio XML and drives the call with FreeSWITCH (I think). That might be a good starting place. Licensed under the MPL (again, I think). Best, Gabe