IBM WebSphere Voice Toolkit V6.1.0
Audio Sample Readme

November 2008

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This Readme is organized into the following sections:


Introduction

The IBM(R) WebSphere(R) Voice Toolkit includes a simple VoiceXML application (AudioSample.vxml) that lets you verify that your audio input and output devices are working correctly. The program performs the following tasks:

  • It checks whether your response to a prompt is received and recognized.
  • It lets you record a message and terminate recording by pressing a key on the simulator keypad.
  • It plays back your recording.

Importing and running the sample

You can run this sample in the Voice perspective.

  1. Make sure that you are in the Voice perspective (Window > Open Perspective > Others > Voice).
     
  2. You must have a voice project that you can import the sample into. To create a new voice project, select File > New > Voice Project, and enter a voice project name.
     
  3. To import the sample into your voice project, click File > Import.
     
  4. Select File System, and click Next.
     
  5. Browse to the installation directory, locate the sample, and click OK.
    • for Eclipse: <eclipse_dir>\plugins\com.ibm.voicetools.samples_6.1.0\Samples\AudioSample\<language> (such as en_US for US English).

    • for Rational: <rational_dir>\plugins\com.ibm.voicetools.samples_6.1.0\Samples\AudioSample\<language> (such as en_US for US English).
      By default, the <rational_dir> path is: Program Files\IBM\SDP70

To run the sample use a Voice XML browser and follow the instructions included in the application.


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