Cisco Cisco Unified Customer Voice Portal 11.0(1) User Guide

IME

ISCO

CVP V

OICE

XML 3.1

Say it Smart Specifications

Time

Name:

time

Display Name:

Time/Time Period

Class Name:

com.audium.sayitsmart.plugins.AudiumSayItSmartTime

Description

This Say It Smart type handles the playback of the time or a time period. Whether to play back
the time or a time period is specified by an input format. The plugin also supports the different
components of the time separated by colons (:). The time arrives in 24-hour military format and
time periods arrive in combinations of hours, minutes, and seconds. The time is read back in
standard English fashion; the hour, the minute, and either “A.M.” or “P.M.”. Time periods are
read back with each component followed by a qualifier (“hours”, “minutes”, or “seconds”). The
plugin will only read the time or time period if it is legitimate (the components are within the
appropriate range).

This plugin uses the Cisco CVP VoiceXML Number Say it Smart plugin to render each
component of the time or time period. It uses the same audio files so recordings done to support
Number can be leveraged to support Time.

Input Formats

Name
(Display Name)

Description

time_hhmm

(24Hr Time (HHMM))

This input format is used to specify the time. It must arrive in 24-
hour format with the hours from 00 to 23 and the minute from 00
to 59. The data can be handled in any of the following formats:
#### or ##:##.

period_hhmmss

(Time Period
(HHMMSS))

This input format is used to specify a time period including hours
(from 00 to 99), minutes (from 00 to 59), and seconds (from 00 to
59). The data can be handled in any of the following formats:
###### or ##:##:##.

period_hhmm

(Time Period (HHMM))

This input format is used to specify a time period including hours
(from 00 to 99) and minutes (from 00 to 59). The data can be
handled in any of the following formats: #### or ##:##.

period_mmss

(Time Period (MMSS))

This input format is used to specify a time period including
minutes (from 00 to 99) and seconds (from 00 to 59). The data
can be handled in any of the following formats: #### or ##:##.