Return Node

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	Return Node

Type

Application Item (basic) node

For sub flow returns, see Sub Flow Return Node.

Purpose

Use this node to exit the application. If you are using the speech project as a module for another application, this node can return the focus and pass parameters to the main application project or to yet another module.

Behavior

The behavior of this node depends on whether the speech project is intended for use as a standalone or parent application, or as a reusable module.

In a standalone or parent application, this node tells the VoiceXML browser to terminate the application.

In a reusable module, this node tells the VoiceXML to return to the parent application or to proceed to another module. Either way, this node also makes it possible to define output parameters that are passed to the receiving application or module.

For either use, this should be the last node in your call flow. If the speech project is a standalone or parent application, this node is not required, and the application should still successfully terminate. However, Avaya recommends that you include this node anyway. If the speech project is a reusable module, you must have this node as the final node in the module.

Properties

Name - Enter a name that reflects the central purpose of the node. Use naming conventions for Java components. See Naming Java Components.

Comments - Enter any comment you want to add as a reminder or description of the purpose or content of the node. You can leave this field blank.

Tip:

Dialog Designer uses the text you enter in this property field for the pop-up hint that appears when your mouse hovers over the node icon in the workspace. If you leave this blank, Dialog Designer uses the name of the node for the pop-up hint.

Location - (Read-only) Displays the location of the node graphic in the workspace.

Default Node Structure (Node Detail Editor Flow)

There is no default flow in the node editor for this node.