Re: free toolkit

> I would know if there is a free toolkit to edit and test voiceXML 
> application for windows ME.
> Thank you very much.
> Silvia

Silvia,

as far as I know there are only 3 free VoiceXML toolkits/platforms/projects.

1. OpenVXI (http://fife.speech.cs.cmu.edu/openvxi/)
An open source library for interrpeting VoiceXML markup. However, it is 
only a core and you have to implement all the stuff around - grammars, 
inputs and output facilities, etc. There are some very simple simulators 
available in the distribution.

2. PublicVoiceXML (http://www.publicvoicexml.org/)
A project based on OpenVXI. I know very little about it but seems to be 
WinNT/2000/linux only

3. Elvira (http://gin2.itek.norut.no/elvira/)
A VoiceXML platform free for non-commercial use. Comes with all the 
components you need to start testing VoiceXML immediately without any 
programming on your desktop computer using a microphone (or even without 
it if you wish). I think it is exactly what you want.

All three projects are also presented in the last issue of VoiceXML 
Review (http://www.voicexmlreview.org/)

You can edit VoiceXML documents in every text editor, as far as I know 
there is no free editor focused directly on VoiceXML.

BTW if you want to know about (almost) all what exists in the world and 
has a relation to VoiceXML, visit Ken Rehor's World of VoiceXML
(http://www.kenrehor.com/voicexml/)

    HTH

        Pavel
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Received on Friday, 21 March 2003 08:19:35 UTC