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A VFC method only accepts one VAction but I need to add many, how can I?
This article explains how VAction containers work, so that developers can add more than one VAction to Voice Foundation Class (VFC) containers that accept VActions.
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A VoiceXML Insert element is not setting element or session data as expected
A VoiceXML Insert element has been created that should set some element or session data, but this data is not available when the VoiceXML Insert element is done.
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An exception is thrown when a Java object is retrieved from session data
Java objects cannot be retrieved from the session because an exception is thrown when this is attempted.
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An exception of type com.audium.server.xml.ElementConfigException is recorded in an error log
The error log for an application mentions that an exception of type com.audium.server.xml.ElementConfigException has been thrown. This usually occurs when custom Java code is being used, especially for a dynamic configuration.
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Can Action and Decision elements produce VoiceXML or set VoiceXML properties?
This article addresses the question of whether or not Action and Decision elements can be used to generate VoiceXML or to set VoiceXML properties.
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Can Audium software integrate with web services?
This article explains how you can create custom components that interact with web services.
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Can I safely access session data during my custom On End Call class?
This article explains when the session expires, and considerations while using custom On End Call classes to access it.
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Can I use different audio paths for each language my application supports?
This article explains how to access audio files that are stored in separate folders by language.
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Can you add substitution to an element's configuration at runtime using custom code?
While substitution is inappropriate in this case, this article discusses how dynamic content (i.e. content that you might want to use via substitution) can be added to an element's configuration at runtime using custom code.
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Catching a specific sum of nomatch and noinput events
Suggestions for how to count and track a combination of noinput and nomatch events as they occur in a built-in Audium element.
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Choosing the most appropriate kind of element customization
Suggestions for what types of customization (i.e. types of custom code) may be appropriate choices when existing functionality does not meet your project's requirements.
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Data from one call is appearing in another call
This article describes why data captured and stored in one call might suddenly appear and be used in subsequent calls, as well as how to rectify this problem.
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Developing a multilingual application
This article describes two methods for developing a multilingual voice application, so that audio files for the caller's chosen language are used at runtime.
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Does Audium software support EJBs? Does it use EJBs?
This article explores the possibility of integrating EJBs with your Audium applications.
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Exit state error message when using a custom voice element
An application that uses a custom voice element logs an error during execution that mentions a problematic exit state.
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How can an application select a gateway adapter dynamically at runtime?
This article explains how to use the Audium Java API to create an On Call Start action which will select a gateway adapter dynamically at runtime.
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How can an existing Java class be incorporated into an Audium application?
When existing Java code is available, how can it be used in an Audium application? What modifications need to be made?
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How can I access the result of a Database element's query?
This article explains how to access the result of a query that was executed by a Database element.
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How can I change an element's settings dynamically at runtime?
This article explains how to change the values of an element's settings dynamically at runtime.
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How can I create element and session data from an element?
This article explains how almost any element can be used to create session and element data at runtime.
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