- From: FOREST Laurent <lforest@toronto.sema.slb.com>
- Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2002 18:06:26 -0500
- To: "'www-voice@w3.org'" <www-voice@w3.org>
Hello, I have the following the requirement for my application: while a user is in a middle of a VoiceXML dialog, I would like the application to play a "beep" or a short text to indicate to the user that he has just received a new message in his mailbox, or that someone is trying to call him, or something else. In other words, I would like to interrupt the in-progress VoiceXML dialog to notify the user of the occurence of an event (e.g. new message delivery, new incoming call) that was not initiated by the user nor the VoiceXML platform. The application also needs to resume the dialog where it was interrupted. Is there a way to do that in VoiceXML? I looked at the VoiceXML event model (<catch>, <throw>), but I do not know how to "catch" an external event such as "new message delivery". Even if I could catch such an event, I do not know how to resume the dialog where it was interrupted. Any suggestion or idea would be very helpful. Thank you Laurent PS: I am fairly new to the voice browsing and VoiceXML area. I apologize if the question is silly and/or if this is the wrong mailing list to send this kind of questions
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