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	p260-eberman
		The OpenVXI does not provide an API for this level, and is agnostic to this part of the implementation.
		For the OpenVXI, the issue is that call control events, which can be generic events, must be delivered during one of the blocking function calls.
		In the OpenVXI, this might be handled by having the Wait function in VXIprompt or the recognition function return this event back to the VoiceXML layer.
	www2002.org /CDROM/refereed/260/index.html (3596 words)

	Hephaestus: CMU Speech Software Collection
		OpenVXI is only one component of a complete VoiceXML platform.
		OpenVXI is designed to serve as a reference for understanding how VoiceXML interpreters work.
		OpenVXI was originally developed by SpeechWorks International, and maintained by Scansoft before passing to Vocalocity in August 2004.
	www.speech.cs.cmu.edu /openvxi/index.html (160 words)

	Hephaestus: CMU Speech Software Collection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		OpenVXI is only one component of a complete VoiceXML platform.
		OpenVXI is designed to serve as a reference for understanding how VoiceXML interpreters work.
		OpenVXI was originally developed by SpeechWorks International, and maintained by Scansoft before passing to Vocalocity in August 2004.
	fife.speech.cs.cmu.edu /openvxi (160 words)

	Open Source VoiceXML Gets a New Master
		According to Vocalocity, OpenVXI is currently in use by a number of global telcos including MCI (Quote, Chart) and Nortel Networks (Quote, Chart).
		OpenVXI is licensed under the GPL and is a sourceforge listed project.
		OpenVXI is compliant and based on the VoiceXML 2.0 specification, which was completed in March.
	www.internetnews.com /xSP/article.php/3399271 (643 words)

	VoiceXML Review - Feature Articles
		OpenVXI prompting, telephony, and recognition interfaces were designed with VoiceXML in mind.
		Generation of all prompting with the OpenVXI is delegated to a single component due to the synchronous nature of the interpreter and for the ability to better leverage SSML When the interpreter encounters a prompt component that contains SSML, it delegates the generation of the entire prompt to the component.
		In previous releases, the OpenVXI generated an SRGS grammar for these cases and required the platform to be able to handle the particular version of SRGS that the interpreter was using.
	www.voicexmlreview.org /Mar2003/features/mar2003_openVXI2.html (962 words)

	OpenVXI - Open Source VoiceXML Interpreter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		OpenVXI is an open source VoiceXML interpreter that follows the W3C VoiceXML 2.0 dialog markup language specification, enabling developers to take advantage of well-known Web technologies and tools when building voice applications.
		OpenVXI was specifically designed to be integrated into an existing telephony platform.
		OpenVXI is also easily enhanced to support proprietary grammar formats, URI types, and VoiceXML objects.
	www.openvxi.net (168 words)

	SourceForge.net: OpenVXI Build Instructions
		The OpenVXI source code may need to be modified to work with different versions, problems with different versions may include build errors or robustness issues.
		STLPort 4.6 or later (4.6.1 is not recommended since we have heard reports of runtime problems with OpenVXI and 4.6.1).
		OpenVXI is a trademark of Scansoft, Inc. and used under license by Vocalocity.
	sourceforge.net /docman/display_doc.php?docid=19916&group_id=24601 (614 words)

	OpenVXI - voip-info.org
		OpenVXI is a portable open source library that interprets the VoiceXML dialog markup language (www.voicexml.org).
		OpenVXI is licensed under the GNU GPL license and it can be used in commercial applications by obtaining a license from Vocalocity.
		VXIasterisk is a VoiceXML browser for asterisk based on OpenVXI.
	www.voip-info.org /wiki/view/OpenVXI (452 words)

	VoiceXML Review - Feature Articles
		OpenVXI was designed at the outset with an intent to be vendor agnostic and technology independent.
		The OpenVXI defines a set of abstract platform interfaces VXIrec, VXIprompt, VXItel, which the developer must implement to the particular speech and telephony technologies they are incorporating for their platform.
		The OpenVXI therefore assumes that all recognition, grammar management, prompting (including the TTS markup), and parsing of this information can be entirely delegated to these interfaces.
	www.voicexmlreview.org /Mar2003/features/Mar2003_openVXI1.html (712 words)

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		OpenVXI interpreter The OpenVXI interpreter is an open-source software developed by SpeechWorks REF _Ref70233423 \r \h [4] that is used to execute VoiceXML scripts.
		We have implemented the mechanisms needed to handle events as ‘user asks for help’, which can be related to the prompt provided by the system or with the state of the dialog, ‘user wants to exit’, ‘user wants the prompt to be repeated’ or ‘system timeout after no speech detected in the recognition’.
		The functionality that is missing in OpenVXI and that we have had to implement is the following: A channel identifier We also need a channel identifier in a similar way than for the recognition (see Section REF _Ref70225822 \r \h 2.1).
	www-gth.die.upm.es /~lapiz/pub/openVXI_final.doc (3220 words)

	Wireless Developer Network
		“OpenVXI has been incredibly successful in advancing the VoiceXML standard and is integral in shortening the time to market for a wide range of speech solutions,” said Steve Chambers, president of SpeechWorks, a division of ScanSoft.
		Examples of Vocalocity capabilities that will be made available to OpenVXI customers include support for additional standards such as CCXML and MRCP, an application development environment, management and reporting modules, and packaged integration to speech engines and telephony systems.
		OpenVXI follows the VoiceXML 2.0 dialog markup language specification (www.voicexml.org), enabling developers to take advantage of well-known Web technologies and tools when developing speech applications.
	www.wirelessdevnet.com /news/2004/aug/23/news2.html (659 words)

	OSB/OpenVXI Build Instructions
		The OpenVXI source code may need to be modified to work with different versions, problems with different versions may include build errors or robustness issues.
		The dsp files may need to be modified to build with your STL library of choice, by default MSVC’s STL library will be used.
		The OpenVXI team internally tests with a commercial STL library, we are looking into testing with an open source STL library for future builds).
	www.speech.cs.cmu.edu /openvxi/OpenVXI_3.0/OpenSpeech_Browser_PIK/doc/OpenVXIBuildInstructions.html (485 words)

	OpenVXI ver 1.4 and VXIrecSetProperties (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Hello, I saw that the OpenVXI version 1.4 is out there.
		Was the problem with empty object transferred to the VXIrecSetProperties function solved?
		Next by thread: RE: OpenVXI ver 1.4 and VXIrecSetProperties
	www.speechinfo.org /vxi-discuss/archive/msg00059.html (72 words)

	SpeechWorks Upgrades Open Source VoiceXML Interpreter To Support Newly Released VoiceXML 2.0 Standard
		OpenVXI is available today as a free download from http://fife.speech.cs.cmu.edu/openvxi/.
		OpenVXI is a standards-based, open source package that allows developers to add VoiceXML capabilities to their products without having to develop that technology on their own.
		OpenVXI was first released in January 2001, and was based on the VoiceXML 1.0 specification.
	www.wirelessdevnet.com /news/2001/303/news6.html (806 words)

	[vocal-dev] Request for Comments & Help
		Stage 3: During this stage, OpenVXI is introduced to the Dialog Server.
		Binding to the OpenVXI VXIprompt and VXIaudioplayer is made to the MRCP Client.
		Stage 4: During this stage, binding to the OpenVXI VXIrec and VXIaudiosource is made to the MRCP Client in the Dialog Server.
	www.vovida.org /pipermail/vocal-dev/2003-July/000834.html (1620 words)

	ATDC :: Advanced Technology Development Center
		OpenVXI is an open source VoiceXML interpreter originally developed by SpeechWorks, now a division of ScanSoft.
		“OpenVXI has been incredibly successful in advancing the VoiceXML standard and is integral in shortening the time to market for a wide range of speech solutions,” said Steve Chambers, president of SpeechWorks.
		The company will offer support to existing and future OpenVXI users and ensure ongoing compatibility with ScanSoft speech applications as well as other Vocalocity OEM components and tools.
	www.atdc.org /newsletter/2004-Fall/companynews.asp (951 words)

	Globeinvestor.com: Vocalocity to Host OpenVXI Workshop at SpeechTEK 2005; Users and Prospective Users Are Invited to ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Vocalocity to Host OpenVXI Workshop at SpeechTEK 2005; Users and Prospective Users Are Invited to Attend Interactive Session on Open Source VoiceXML Interpreter
		OpenVXI is the most widely adopted VoiceXML Interpreter in the world.
		Based in Atlanta, GA, Vocalocity is privately held with funding from Sutter Hill Ventures, H.I.G. Capital, Five Paces Ventures, Imlay Investments, Georgia Tech's ATDC Seed Capital Fund, and Atlanta Technology Angels.
	www.globeinvestor.com /servlet/ArticleNews/print/BWIRE/20050706/20050706005297 (266 words)

	Vocalocity OpenVXI 3.3 available on Sourceforge; includes support for VoiceXML 2.1 from Ken Rehor on 2005-06-02 ...
		Vocalocity OpenVXI 3.3 is now available on Sourceforge at http://sourceforge.net/projects/openvxi/.
		See the release notes included with the OpenVXI 3.3 downloadable package for details of all the changes.
		For more information, see the release documents, post questions to the OpenVXI discussion list at openvxi-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net, or contact Vocalocity at http://www.vocalocity.com/openvxi.
	lists.w3.org /Archives/Public/www-voice/2005AprJun/0054.html (199 words)

	Week 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		We have figured out that the voice data is transferred separated in a different channel, protocol, RTP; however, we are not sure that whether the RTP channel will be activated automatically after the SIP channel has been established or have to be activated manually.
		Currnently, we are looking into the basic principles of setting a control channel in SIP from the supplied sample code.
		We are looking into the details of OpenVXI and SIP codes to get the idea.
	slappy.cs.uiuc.edu /fall02/team10/Progress.html (348 words)

	SIPFoundry Developer
		Apache works as a http server which provide static Vxml files and dynamic Vxml files generated by CGI, and the OpenVXI works as a VoiceXML interpreter.
		The call is connected to OpenVXI which is a Voice browser with functions of sending http request to Apache and reserving vxml files.
		It is said that the sipxvxml is combined with OpenVXI v2.0, sipXportLib, sipXmediaLib, and sipXtackLib.
	list.sipfoundry.org /archive/sipx-dev/msg02829.html (247 words)

	SIPfoundry sipXvxml (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The sipXvxml project combined with OpenVXI v2.0, sipXportLib, sipXmediaLib, and sipXtackLib produces the SIP voicexml engine used to power the sipXpbx's project's voicemail and autoattendant features.
		In order to contribute code or other source material to the sipXvxml project, you must first execute the SIPfoundry Contributor Agreement; yes, we know that other projects don't always do this - read about why we have it.
		The sipXvxml project is using an older version of OpenVXI that needs to be ported to OpenVXI v3.0.
	www.sipfoundry.org /sipXvxml (197 words)

	RedOrbit NEWS \| ScanSoft Selects Vocalocity
		Additionally, the company will offer support to existing and future OpenVXI users and ensure ongoing compatibility with ScanSoft(R) speech applications as well as other Vocalocity OEM components and tools.
		Based in Atlanta, GA, Vocalocity is privately held with funding from Sutter Hill Ventures, Five Paces Ventures, Imlay Investments, Georgia Tech's ATDC Seed Capital Fund, and Atlanta Technology Angels.
		ScanSoft, SpeechWorks, and OpenVXI are trademarks or registered trademarks of ScanSoft, Inc. and/or its subsidiaries in the United States and other countries.
	www.redorbit.com /modules/news/tools.php?tool=print&id=80937 (645 words)

	openvxi - SWiK
		Moving this page will change its URL and things tagged 'openvxi' will not appear on the new page.
		The contents of openvxi page and all pages directly attached to openvxi will be erased.
		SIP ccxml haynie mrcp openvxi rehor sip speech vocalos voice voicexml vxml w3c … Mar 10
	swik.net /openvxi (145 words)

	[Sip] implement SIP stack in OpenVXI
		Previous message: [Sip] implement SIP stack in OpenVXI
		Raghavan -----Original Message----- From: sip-admin@vovida.org [mailto:sip-admin@vovida.org] On Behalf Of Yiu Mang Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 12:31 PM To: rkripa@cisco.com; sip@vovida.org Subject: RE: [Sip] implement SIP stack in OpenVXI hi, Raghavan, We don't have much progress yet..
		Therefore, I need to write an >adaptor for the telephony platform in OpenVXI by implementing the API.
	www.vovida.org /pipermail/sip/2003-March/004349.html (304 words)

	SpeechWorks Delivers OpenSpeech Technologies, Optimized for Standards, Through Leading Platform Providers Worldwide ...
		SpeechWorks also offers OpenVXI, the first open source VoiceXML Interpreter that supports the VoiceXML 2.0 standard.
		SpeechWorks designed OpenVXI to be integrated with speech recognition and TTS engines, telephony hardware and systems management.
		Footnote: These percentages are based on the platform providers represented in the Gartner Group 2002 IVR Magic Quadrant for North America and industry-leading platform providers Cisco, Comverse, Genesys, Microsoft and West.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2002_Nov_20/ai_94449333/pg_3 (533 words)

	New Page 1
		The VoiceXML 2.0 DTD has change scince OpenVXI 2.0.1 has been published.
		we also have integrated openVXI with the cURL library.
		A number of people have looked at integrating these into OpenVXI but
	slappy.cs.uiuc.edu /fall02/team10/mailinglist.htm (345 words)

	Journal of lenzo (502)
		There are a number of CMU grad students attending, and I'll be thinking of how to get CMU Sphinx and Festival working.
		OpenVXI, the SpeechWorks open source VoiceXML interpreter already uses SpiderMonkey, and SALT ("Speech Application Language Tags") looks like a good thing to consider in the same framework.
		Well, I didn't get the flames I deserved earlier this week, but I got a wee one CMU-internally, for posting Mozilla to CS.
	use.perl.org /~lenzo/journal/3170 (172 words)

	ISCSLP 2002 Abstract: Hsu et al. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		We adopt an open source called OpenVXI as the VoiceXML interpreter.
		Our main effort for developing the voice browser is to incorporate OpenVXI with our SR, TTS, and CTI modules.
		In order to test whether our voice browser conforms to the VoiceXML specifications we build three VoiceXML applications including stock quotes querying, automatic call-transfer, and news-reading systems.
	www.isca-speech.org /archive/iscslp2002/clp2_025.html (193 words)

	PHP VoiceXML Magazine: VoiceXML Tools : Introducing Public VoiceXML
		For interpreting and parsing the VoiceXML2.0 scripts OpenVXI is used, an Open Source Voice XML interpreter made by Speechworks.
		To implement the telephone networking functionality publicVoiceXML uses CAPI2.0 on Linux and on Windows.
		I have certainly many reasons, the first one its very easy to install configure.
	voicexml.phpmagazine.net /2005/08/voicexml_tools_introducing_pub.html (853 words)

	David Goddeau
		Currently employed as a consultant developing Java-based server-side VoiceXML platform for a startup company targetting voice interface to SFA systems.
		, designed and wrote OpenVXI, an interpreter for VoiceXML, a language for developing speech-based applications on the Web.
		This interpreter has been released as Open Source and is available at SourceForge or CMU.
	phasedance.com /dgHome.html (104 words)

	Introduction to VoiceXML and Voice Services > Road map to the book and other resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		You may need to download the NT patch from this Nuance website for Vocalizer.
		This is the main page for the OpenVXI project, originally started in the Carnegie Mellon University speech research group, then taken over by SpeechWorks, Inc. (http://www.speechworks.com).
		They provide a toll-free developer system that you can call into to test your applications.
	www.phptr.com /articles/article.asp?p=31569&seqNum=3 (1199 words)

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