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Scripting for Unified CVP with Call Studio
You can use Call Studio to build sophisticated IVR applications which can then be loaded onto
a VXML Server machine for execution.
To invoke a VXML Server application, you would create a Unified ICME routing script that:
Includes a user.microapp.ToExtVXML[0] ECC variable instructing the VoiceXML Gateway
to interact with the VXML Server directly to execute the application
Instructs the application to pass back results to Unified ICME.
This section describes:
Call Studio and how to use it to pass data to Unified ICME.
How to integrate Call Studio scripts with Unified ICME scripts.
How to deploy Call Studio Scripts in Unified CVP.
About Call Studio
Call Studio is an Eclipse-based service creation environment whose output is an intermediary
file which describes the application flow.
Among its many features, the Call Studio scripting environment :
Has a drag-and-drop interface with a palette of IVR functions.
Can perform database queries.
Can be extended with Java code written to perform any task a Java application can perform.
The following figure shows a Call Studio application that can be used with the Unified CVP
Standalone with ICM Lookup call flow model.
Note: For more information about this call flow model, refer to "
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Chapter 3: Writing Scripts for Unified CVP
Scripting for Unified CVP with Call Studio