VoiceCenter-VoiceXML.properties

NOTE: With Prophecy 9 and 10, you should have no need to edit any configuration files. This section is left here for reference, however it is highly recommend you do not edit any configuration files except at the recommendation of Voxeo's Support team.

For the majority of Prophecy 9 installations, you should not need to edit this file. Always refer to the VoiceXML properties reference guide, as shipped with every Prophecy installation, for a complete overview of all configuration options. The complete VoiceXML properties reference guide is found in the "config" directory under the Prophecy home directory and is named "VoiceCenter-VoiceXML-properties-reference.htm". To read this, please open it in a web browser.

The default VoiceCenter-VoiceXML.properties file is very small as any property that will use a default value can be omitted from the file. The following are some example settings.

This section walks through the configuration file, by section:

HTTP proxy server

VoiceXML conformance mode

Logging and email alerts

HTTP Proxy Server
Optional HTTP Proxy servers can be configured as a comma separated list of IP addresses. This is required if you wish to use an HTTP proxy for document fetches in VXML. The config.xml proxy setting is separate and affects CCXML, CallXML and other resources such as audio files.
com.voxeo.voicecenter.proxyAddresses=proxy1:3128,proxy2:3128

VoiceXML Conformance
Set this option to true to enforce strict VXML conformance. It is recommend leaving this option set to false. When enabled, it could break or disable some features in your application.
# Determine whether the browser should run in (strict) VoiceXML Conformance mode. com.voxeo.vxml.conformanceMode=false

Logging and Email Alerts
Here you configure items related to VoiceXML error logging:
# To address for sending alert e-mails in case of fetch problems. com.voxeo.voicecenter.alert.to=vxmlerrors@voxeo.com # This property is the email address where detailed dialog exception reports are sent each time a syntax or semantic error occurs in an encountered document. You use this to track all failures on a given Browser system, and in practice it is very helpful. This is the same report document authors get when they specify: <meta name=?maintainer? content=?email-address?/> to their VoiceXML documents. The distinction is that the <meta> mailings go to individual authors, but the com.voxeo.vxmlbrowser.maintainer mailings go to a central location. For either mailing to work, the com.voxeo.vxmlbrowser.smtp* properties must also be specified. com.voxeo.vxmlbrowser.maintainer=vxmlerrors@voxeo.com # The host name of a Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) server; used in sending email failure reports to authors and to Browser administrators. com.voxeo.vxmlbrowser.smtphost=smtp.yourserver.com # This property is used in exception report mailings (see also com.mot.maintainer and <meta>). It is the sender's email address. com.voxeo.vxmlbrowser.smtpsender=vxmlerrors@voxeo.net

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