Preparing for deployment Before you deploy your application on a production system, it is important that you have tested your applications using a real telephone, switch, and a voice response node that has the base Blueworx Voice Response system running on it.
Defining the application When you deploy your application in production, you will be running it in a node. This allows you to start the application automatically and make sure it is always ready to answer calls.
Automatically starting applications in a node When you install the Blueworx Voice Response Java and VoiceXML Environment, the configuration database contains an entry for the sample application, “menu”. When you call the number associated with menu, you should find that the menu application is waiting for your call. How does this happen? An instance of menu is automatically started with the node.
Running CCXML applications in a node A CCXService must be defined in configuration file default.cff to enable the CCXML Browser to be run in a node:
Running an application in a node Running an application in a node (also known as “running a managed application”) is the normal way of running applications after you have finished testing them.