Voxpilot Ltd has implemented the W3C VoiceXML 2.0 specification in full in its SpeechSuite platform, a high performance, native implementation of W3C Speech Interface Framework technologies. Tailored for the international market, Voxpilot's implementation includes complete multilanguage and character encoding support.

Voxpilot has found the VoiceXML 2.0 specification to be a well-written, concise, and solid open standard. Through our voxBuilder hosting environment, we have offered timely implementations of VoiceXML to our European developer community, providing early support for each version as it has progressed through the W3C process. This has afforded us real implementation experience and allowed us to leverage the many benefits that W3C standardization has enabled, leading to the wide range of VoiceXML tools and applications currently supported on our platform.

The 20030220 version of the DTD will insert a default value of 'exact' for the 'accept' attribute of <choice> if a validating parser is used in the implementation and cause this test to otherwise fail We believe there is a small error in this test. We have added method='post' to the <submit> element. Also, we have deviated from the sample IRCGI to JSP XSLT by including a multipart/form-data parser to check for a successful recording The blind type of transfer is not supported The blind type of transfer is not supported 'transferaudio' not supported The blind type of transfer is not supported 'network_busy' not supported 'network_disconnect' not supported ABNF form of the SRGS not supported Application-to-application information not supported The blind type of transfer is not supported This test will not pass if using an XML parser with DTD validation due to the limitations of DTDs JSGF grammars not supported We believe that the test and assertion are incorrect. In the final processing state, an interpreter must not exit when it reaches a prompt (which is simply queued) but rather when it reaches the waiting state Speech grammars during recording not supported Speech grammars during recording not supported No <object> implementations currently available The blind type of transfer is not supported Speech grammars during recording not supported We believe there is a small error in the test and have modified 'application.lastresult$' to be 'application.lastresult$.utterance'