VoiceXML

VoiceXML dialogs are fetched from a Web or application server and cached to provide rapid access.
A VoiceXML browser is used to access VoiceXML dialogs.
Multiple VoiceXML browsers must be running to handle all the calls you expect.
The VoiceXML dialog controls the interaction with the caller.
The caller can enter data by pressing keys, or by speaking; the speech can be recognized or recorded.
The application can play prerecorded audio or text-to-speech.
Prerecorded audio is stored on the Web or application server.
A <submit> tag is used to send the user's input to the server.
A server-side application program is used to access back-end data.
By using the <object> tag, VoiceXML dialogs can call voice applications written using Java or state tables.