- From: Raj Kiran Talusani <raj@phonologies.com>
- Date: Sat, 29 Nov 2003 23:43:34 +0530
- To: www-voice@w3.org
Hello, There are many things in CCXML specification that need clarification from the working group. You can see all the mails from "Tracy" to know few of them :-). Essentially, 1. Spec doesnot define standard events for all the elements that are executed asynchronously 2. for elements like <createcall> <createconference> platform has to assign an id after successful execution. But these elements are supposed to be fully async. So, how do we assign the id without knowing the outcome of the execution? if the execution fails there is no point in assigning an ID? But if we wait for the result then the execution becomes semi-async. 3. What happens to the document execution, when an error event occures? do we stop the execution? or let the error handler decide what to do next and continue the execution? 4. ccxml.loaded is supposed to be the first event a ccxml session receives. But a <createccxml> session can pass a "start event". so, in this case which one is first executed ? ccxml.loaded OR "start event" ? I really appreciate if someone concerned can reply back. Raj Kiran Talusani.
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