It’s a good idea to keep all the components of the application together as application objects. Start by clicking Applications → Applications in the Blueworx Voice Response Welcome window. Then create a new application. Within the application, you can create all the voice segments, prompts, and state tables you need. You can include grammars and parameter files in the application by adding their AIX file specifications to it. For more information about using the Application windows, see the Blueworx Voice Response for AIX: Designing and Managing State Table Applications guide.
You can create a state table either by using the Blueworx Voice Response State Table window or by coding it in ASCII format using any editor you like, and then importing it into the State Table window, where it is converted into binary format. See the Blueworx Voice Response for AIX: Application Development using State Tables reference manual for details.
To implement the state table, you must have completed the prompts and voice segments. You should also ensure that you have a grammar.
Having created the state table and validated it, you can then start to test and debug the application. See Problem determination for information on troubleshooting, and error messages.