How do you specify what the Java application says?

You can use prerecorded speech or text-to-speech in a Java voice application by using any of the following subclasses of MediaType. These media data classes specify the sounds that the caller hears:

• The VoiceSegment class specifies recorded voice data and is used both for output and for input recorded by the Call.record() method.
• AudioCurrency specifies a currency amount to be spoken.
• AudioDate specifies a date to be spoken.
• AudioNumber specifies a number to be spoken.
• AudioString specifies a character string to be spoken.
• AudioTime specifies a time to be spoken.
• DTMFSequence which specifies dual-tone multifrequency signals to be played.
• MediaSequence which is a composite of other media data objects.
• The TextToSpeech class specifies text from which speech is to be synthesized.

You can also use arrays of the MediaType object to make a composite sequences of other media elements.

All the methods capable of playing a message can accept arrays of MediaTypes. This allows your applications to play chains of MediaType objects in one operation.