Voicexml

Asterisk Asterisk General
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Hi there.
I would like to set up some VoiceXml application with asterisk.
So i’m looking for a good “voicexml interpreter” for asterisk.
As far as i know there is
-VXI*
http://products.i6net.com/index.php?tg=entry&idx=view&article=37
-Voxy
http://sourceforge.net/projects/voxy
-voiceglue
http://www.voiceglue.org/

Does anyone have test one of them?

Voxy seems really easy to set up but in don’t know much about that…

Any advice?

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[quote=“snot”]Hi there.
I would like to set up some VoiceXml application with asterisk.
So i’m looking for a good “voicexml interpreter” for asterisk.
As far as i know there is
-VXI*
http://products.i6net.com/index.php?tg=entry&idx=view&article=37
-Voxy
http://sourceforge.net/projects/voxy
-voiceglue
http://www.voiceglue.org/

Does anyone have test one of them?

Voxy seems really easy to set up but in don’t know much about that…

Any advice?[/quote]

I have installed both VXI* and Voxy, but I wasn’t able to let them work. In particular, with VXI* the only vxml code interpreted and correctly executed is logging, anything else. In particular I tried to execute vxml menus … but without results…it doesn’t work, it doesn’t play recorded messages too!

Here the asterisk cli’s output

    -- Executing [100050@default:1] Goto("SIP/192.168.9.54-b7b04ca8", "test|s|1") in new stack
    -- Goto (test,s,1)
    -- Executing [s@test:1] Answer("SIP/192.168.9.54-b7b04ca8", "") in new stack
    -- Executing [s@test:2] Wait("SIP/192.168.9.54-b7b04ca8", "1") in new stack
    -- Executing [s@test:3] Vxml("SIP/192.168.9.54-b7b04ca8", "http://10.107.109.107/vxml/helloworld/helloworld2.vxml") in new stack
VoiceBrowser interface http://10.107.109.107/vxml/helloworld/helloworld2.vxml
 Initialiting
  == VXML_URL=(null)
  == VXML_ID=(null)
  == VXML_PARAM=(null)
  == url=http://10.107.109.107/vxml/helloworld/helloworld2.vxml
  == session=1
  == id=0
  == param=0
  == Opening (url=http://10.107.109.107/vxml/helloworld/helloworld2.vxml, id=(null), param=(null))
  == (url=http://10.107.109.107/vxml/helloworld/helloworld2.vxml)
    -- > open|session=1|module=2|url=http://10.107.109.107/vxml/helloworld/helloworld2.vxml
    -- < open|session=1|result=ok
  == Answer
 Waiting-desktop*CLI> 
[Feb 25 18:24:25] WARNING[8075]: app_vxml.c:2483 vxml_process: line status : 0
    -- < close|session=1
 Exiting
  == VXML_RESULT=
    -- Executing [s@test:4] Hangup("SIP/192.168.9.54-b7b04ca8", "") in new stack
  == Spawn extension (test, s, 4) exited non-zero on 'SIP/192.168.9.54-b7b04ca8'
Really destroying SIP dialog 'B1CDDB1411054FA49BD5584EC7DAB7690xc0a80936' Method: ACK

So I tried vosy too, it seems to work better on vxml interpreting, but I wasn’t able to let it work with vxml menus: if I put audio prompts in the vxml menu, it plays them all without waiting DTMF tones.

I will let you know if I solve these problems.

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Helo,

It seems that your configuration works (traces are ok).
You probably use the TTS without having the TTS enabled and configured.
Try with prerecord files (wav, gsm : same format like Asterisk).

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Regards,

Tech