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In Universal Edition, there are five different building block types, or elements, that are used to
construct any voice application: voice elements, VoiceXML insert elements, decision elements,
action elements, and flag elements. Call Services combines these elements with three additional
concepts: hotlinks, hotevents, and application transfers, to represent a voice application.
construct any voice application: voice elements, VoiceXML insert elements, decision elements,
action elements, and flag elements. Call Services combines these elements with three additional
concepts: hotlinks, hotevents, and application transfers, to represent a voice application.
The building blocks that make up an application are referred to as elements. In Universal
Edition, elements are defined as:
Edition, elements are defined as:
Element
A distinct component of a voice application call flow whose actions
affect the experience of the caller.
affect the experience of the caller.
Many elements in Universal Edition share several characteristics such as the maintenance of
element data and session data, the concept of an exit state, and customizability.
element data and session data, the concept of an exit state, and customizability.
Element and Session Data
Much like variables in programming, elements in a voice application share data with each other.
Some elements capture data and require storage for this data. Other elements act upon the data or
modify it. These variables are the mechanism for elements to communicate with each other. The
data comes in two forms: element data and session data.
Some elements capture data and require storage for this data. Other elements act upon the data or
modify it. These variables are the mechanism for elements to communicate with each other. The
data comes in two forms: element data and session data.