Composing an ivr with a visual tool and rendering it into something serialized that can be understood by many
things is a good idea but every time someone makes a go at an open standard they don't present it with wide open
and free tools to make and use it which always ends up ruining everything.
I can't find the free composer for vxml docs now... maybe they changed their mind.
I set out to make vxml for asterisk in 2004, at the time the only lib was openvxi and it was very hard to build.
I got so sick of trying to build it that spidermonkey caught my eye "Hey, the xml is just turned into js code anyway!"
So i thought i'd cut out the middleman and I wrote res_js for asterisk.
They promptly wrote AEL and had no interest in the idea so it still sits in a tarball somewhere alone in the dark =D
I ported the same idea to FS when the time came and thus mod_spidermonkey.
I'm not sure i like how CCML uses XML like a language but i have not dove into it too deeply.
but <if> tags? That scares me.
I'm glad at least there is a discussion on this, maybe it would make a good cluecon talk this year.
mszlazak wrote:Its interesting how the VoiceXML pushers have been able to create the
> If you don't like vxml then here is a post on voicePHP
>
> http://www.speechtechblog.com/2009/04/22/voicexml-to-go-down-in-the-third-says-voicephp
>
> It's from a vendor but there might be some good ideas to get from what they
> are doing.
>
> FreeSWITCH needs demand to get vxml and it's not there yet. For now, it
> looks like the FS community is waiting for demand instead of trying to
> create it.
>
air in some circles that VoiceXML is the norm for IVR creation. Its
actually pretty hard to find people who have ever used it.
I think voiceXML has one big thing going for it - nothing else for IVR
building has been standardised. Apart from that its really clunky. Only
the most trivial examples look even moderately clean and readable.
Steve
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