When using RDC's, occasionally I would like to have a different form prior to the RDC generated form in the vxml output. An example would be the very first page hit by a new caller. A vxml best practice is to play a short (less than 2 second) welcome message or tone with the bargein property set to false, allowing telephony level echo cancelation to kick in properly. For example:
<vxml version="2.0" xml:lang="en-US" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/vxml"; > <form> <block> <prompt bargein="false"> <audio src="welcome.vox"/> </prompt> <goto next="#mainRdcForm"/> </block> </form> <form> <!-- this is the generated RDC form, but no id attribute has been set. --> ....... </form> The FIA needs to know the name of the form in order to bounce between them. Since top-down design doesn't work in vxml, we should give a default name (id) to the rdc generated form, allowing developers to add code above this at their lesiure. I also thought about adding a way for the developer to specify the id attribute of the form when calling the rdc, but I feel that it's unnecessary considering you won't have more than one rdc generated form in any given request. What I've done is simply change the task.tag file like so: <form id="mainRdcForm"> <jsp:doBody/> </form> Can anyone think of a reason not to do this, or a better way to handle this type of requirement? Thanks, Shane Smith --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
