This appendix describes a number of sample applications that ship with Prophecy 9.
Pre-packaged XML Sample Applications
The following XML sample applications are included with Prophecy 9 (these applications are found inside the "webapps/www" folder within Prophecy's root installation directory).
callxml-home - A simple CallXML 3.0 application containing a DTMF test, tone test, conference test, auto attendant demo, and callback test.
callxml-token - A token-based CallXML 3.0 application which places an outbound call to your Voxeo SoftPhone.
ccxml10-home - An inbound CCXML "Hello World" application.
ccxml10-token - A token-based CCXML application which places an outbound call to your Voxeo SoftPhone.
scxml-home - A basic SCXML application which invokes a VoiceXML script.
vxml-home - A sample VoiceXML application which offers a DTMF test, speech recognition test, and reservation demo.
voicexml-token - A VoiceXML application that expects two parameters (numbertodial and tokenid) and launches a call to the specified destination, followed by a "Hello World" prompt.
Open Source Voice Applications
The following Open Source applications are included with Prophecy 9 (these applications can be found inside the "webapps" folder within Prophecy's root installation directory):
Vox-Attendant - A VoiceXML-based, speech-driven auto attendant that can connect callers with any person or group within an enterprise, via their desk, cellular, or VoIP phones.
Vox-Mail - A VoiceXML-based, speech-driven voicemail application that can store messages locally or integrate with any IMAP email server to provide basic unified messaging.
Voice Conference Manager - A VoiceXML and CCXML-based, speech-driven conference manager that features both phone and web-based conference call creation, access, and management.
You can find more information on these open source applications by visiting the RocketSource website, or simply click on the "Updates and Add-ons" section of Prophecy Home.
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