org.jvoicexml.implementation.jsapi10.speakstrategy
Class MarkSpeakStrategy

java.lang.Object
  org.jvoicexml.implementation.jsapi10.speakstrategy.MarkSpeakStrategy

All Implemented Interfaces:

SSMLSpeakStrategy

public final class MarkSpeakStrategy
extends Object

SSML strategy to play back a <mark> node.

Since:

0.5

Version:

$Revision: 154 $

Copyright © 2006 JVoiceXML group - http://jvoicexml.sourceforge.net/

Author:

Dirk Schnelle

Constructor Summary

MarkSpeakStrategy()
Creates a new object.

Method Summary

void	speak(AudioOutput audioOutput, DocumentServer documentServer, SsmlNode node) Speaks the given node.
protected void	speakChildNodes(AudioOutput audioOutput, DocumentServer documentServer, SsmlNode node) Calls the speak method for all child nodes of the given node.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

MarkSpeakStrategy

public MarkSpeakStrategy()

Creates a new object.

Method Detail

speak

public void speak(AudioOutput audioOutput,
                  DocumentServer documentServer,
                  SsmlNode node)
           throws NoresourceError,
                  BadFetchError

Speaks the given node.

Parameters:

audioOutput - The synthesizer to use.

documentServer - The document server to acqure further documents, i.e. for the <audio> tag to retrieve the audio file to play.

node - The node to speak.

Throws:

NoresourceError - No recognizer allocated.

BadFetchError - Recognizer in wrong state.

speakChildNodes

protected void speakChildNodes(AudioOutput audioOutput,
                               DocumentServer documentServer,
                               SsmlNode node)
                        throws NoresourceError,
                               BadFetchError

Calls the speak method for all child nodes of the given node.

Parameters:

audioOutput - The system output to use.

documentServer - The document server.

node - The current node.

Throws:

NoresourceError - No recognizer allocated.

BadFetchError - Recognizer in wrong state.