Uses of Interface
org.jvoicexml.xml.CcxmlNode

Packages that use CcxmlNode

org.jvoicexml.xml.ccxml

This package contains the classes to handle CCXML documents and related tags.

Uses of CcxmlNode in org.jvoicexml.xml.ccxml

Classes in org.jvoicexml.xml.ccxml that implement CcxmlNode

class	Accept When a CCXML document receives a connection.alerting event within an eventprocessor, the execution of an accept within the transition block will cause the underlying platform to signal the telephony system to connect the call.
class	Assign Variables are declared using the <var> element and are initialized with the results of evaluating the OPTIONAL expr attribute as an ECMAScript expression.
class	Cancel When a CCXML program uses <send> to send an event and includes a delay attribute, the <cancel> command will cancel the pending event, if possible.
class	Ccxml This is the parent element of a CCXML document and encloses the entire CCXML script in a document.
class	Createcall A CCXML document can attempt to place an outgoing call with <createcall>.
class	Createccxml <createccxml> is used to create another CCXML session, which begins execution with the document identified by this element.
class	Createconference A CCXML document can attempt to create or attach to a Conference Object using <createconference>.
class	Destroyconference A CCXML document can attempt to detach from an existing Conference Object using <destroyconference>.
class	Dialogprepare <dialogprepare> is used to get an appropriate dialog handler ready to process, it is used as the precursor to a <dialogstart> request.
class	Dialogstart <dialogstart> is used to start a dialog and associate the dialog with a connection or conference.
class	Dialogterminate A CCXML document may decide that it wants to terminate a currently executing dialog, to throw away a previously prepared dialog, or to terminate the preparation of a dialog.
class	Disconnect A CCXML document MAY disconnect a call leg on a Connection by using <disconnect> .
class	Else <else> is a synonym for .
class	Elseif An <elseif> partitions the content of an <if>, and provides a condition that determines the selection of the partition it begins.
class	Eventprocessor The <eventprocessor> acts a container for <transition>s.
class	Exit <exit> ends execution of the CCXML session.
class	Fetch <fetch> is used to asynchronously fetch content identified by the attributes of the <fetch>.
class	Goto <fetch>, in conjunction with <goto>, is used to transfer execution to a different CCXML document in a multi-document CCXML application.
class	If <if> is a container for conditionally executed elements.
class	Join A CCXML document can attempt to create a bridge between any two connections, conferences, or dialogs using <join>.
class	Log A list of one or more whitespace separated CCXML unqualified variable names to be returned.
class	Merge The <merge> element allows two calls being handled by a particular CCXML session to be merged together at the network level, if supported by the underlying network and CCXML platform.
class	Meta The <metadata> and <meta> are containers in which information about the document can be placed.
class	Metadata The <metadata> and <meta> are containers in which information about the document can be placed.
class	Move <move> is used to move an event source (such as a Connection object) to an executing CCXML session.
class	Redirect When a CCXML document executes a <redirect> within the <transition> block, this will cause the underlying platform to signal the telephony system to send the call to a specified destination.
class	Reject When a CCXML document receives a connection.alerting event within an <code><eventprocessor>, the execution of a <reject> within the <transition> block will cause the underlying platform to signal the telephony system to reject the call.
class	Script <script> encloses computations written in the ECMAScript Compact Profile scripting language.
class	Send <send> is used to send messages containing events or other information directly to another CCXML Interpreter other external systems using an Event I/O Processor.
class	Text Implementaion of a text node.
class	Transition The content of a <transition> specifies the actions to be taken when it is selected.
class	Unjoin A CCXML document can attempt to tear down a bridge between two existing connections, conferences, or dialogs using <unjoin>.
class	Var Variables are declared using the <var> element and are initialized with the results of evaluating the OPTIONAL expr attribute as an ECMAScript expression.