Detailed Node Descriptions

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	Detailed Node Descriptions

The Call Flow Editor uses a palette to provide access to the nodes you use to build call flows in Dialog Designer speech projects. Dialog Designer offers three types of nodes to build projects. that are available from the Call Flow Editor palette. They are grouped depending on whether you have imported any module nodes into the Dialog Designer workbench.

The following detailed information is provided for each of the nodes in Dialog Designer:

Type - Describes what type of node it is. For more information about the three types of nodes, see Getting Familiar with Nodes to Build Applications.

Purpose - Describes what the node is designed to do.

Behavior - Describes in detail how the node works, including interdependencies with other nodes, options, or items.

Properties - Indicates what properties, or attributes, are associated with the option or item in the Avaya Properties view. Describes in detail valid values.

Default node structure - Indicates what node options or items the node is populated with (in the node detail editor) when you select it and place it in the call flow.

Note:

You can change the default flow in the node editor any way you want, but be careful; nodes can be inadvertently broken so that it no longer performs the function it was intended to perform.

The Call Flow Editor has the following nodes:


Application Items (basic nodes) Data Node Form Node Menu Node Return Node Servlet Node Sub Flow Begin Node Sub Flow Reference Node Sub Flow Return Node Symbolic Node Tracking Node VXML Servlet Node	Templates (composite nodes) Announce Node Blind Transfer Node Bridged Transfer Node Consultation Transfer Node Disconnect Node Prompt and Collect Node Record Node