On 8/3/05, Shane Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Folks,
> 
> I'd like to suggest the following addition to RDC's and see what is
> thought of it.  In many cases, voice applications will have to perform
> some sort of client side code prior to submitting back to the server.
> Yes, I realize that the whole idea is to keep logic on the server
> side, and this isn't specifically breaking that rule.
> 
<snip/>
> 
> All are valid children of <filled>.  Yes, the developer now has the
> opportunity to break the 'style' of RDC's (prompt, get input, go back
> to the server) but also allows for much more robust applications, such
> as a simple audio cue signaling I've heard something.  When you mix
> this into fetchaudio properties, you can see why a server round-trip
> for an audio prompt is unworkable.
> 
> Thanks, and thoughts?
<snap/>

Sounds very good. Extending the config to do more has been on the to-do 
list. I won't get any cycles this week, do you want to propose a patch to 
fsm-* tag files? We now have a RDC Taglib entry in bugzilla [ 
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/ ] - if you do propose a patch, please 
file under Taglibs and choose component "RDC Taglib".

On a related note, as pointed out briefly in the earlier thread, there is 
no binding 'style' of RDCs or insistence that there should be a round trip 
every so often. The binding RDC bits are the public contracts which allow 
aggregation and composition, more on that is here [ 
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-taglibs/ReusableDialogComponents/Tutorials 
].

> 
> -Shane Smith

-Rahul

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