Perspectives

In the selection pane on the left, select General > Perspectives. Configure the following options should be selected:

• In the Open a new perspective panel, select In the same window.

• In the Open a new view panel, select Within the perspective.

• In the Open the associated perspective when creating a new project - Prompt panel, select Prompt.

• In the Available perspectives panel:

• Select either Speech or Call Control as your default perspective, depending on the type of work you are doing.

• Click Make default.

Tomcat

In general, if Tomcat was installed with default settings, Tomcat Preferences would be already configured. Check that the appropriate Tomcat version, home directory, and Contexts directory are populated.

Note: If you are running only Dialog Designer in your development environment (that is, not running deployed applications), you do not have to install the runtime config to your local Tomcat; this is handled automatically. You only need to set up your production system when you are deploying and running live applications.

Avaya > Dialog Designer

If your design environment is behind a firewall (only), proxy settings are required. Click Avaya, then Dialog Designer and these settings are displayed.

Proxy Settings

• Enable HTTP proxy connection - If a proxy server for Internet access is required, select this check box.

• Ignore hosts with addresses - To allow Dialog Designer to ignore HTTP hosts with specific addresses, specify the IP address(s). For multiple addresses, use either a comma or semi-colon for a separator character.

• HTTP proxy host address - Enter the full HTTP path to, or URL of, the proxy server.

• HTTP proxy host port - Enter the port that Dialog Designer can use to access the proxy server.

Copy HTTP Settings to HTTPS

• Click this button to copy the configured HTTP settings to HTTPS settings automatically.

Avaya > Dialog Designer

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HTTPS Proxy Settings

• Enable HTTPS proxy connection - If a proxy server for Internet access is required, select this check box.

• If a proxy server is not required for Internet access, clear this check box. If cleared, Dialog Designer disables the other options in this area.

• Ignore HTTPS hosts with addresses - To allow Dialog Designer to ignore HTTPS hosts with specific addresses, specify the IP address(s). For multiple addresses, use either a comma or semi-colon for a separator character.

• HTTPS proxy host address - Enter the full HTTPS path to, or URL of, the proxy server.

• If you do not know this address, look at the proxy server settings for your Internet browser software.

• HTTPS proxy host port - Enter the port that Dialog Designer can use to access the HTTPS proxy server.

Runtime License Server

If the deployment application server requires a license server to use speech resources, such as ASR or TTS, provide the URI to the home page of that license server.

Note: Specifying a runtime license server is only needed if you have a platform (Voice Portal or IR) accessing your application from the development environment.

The format for this URI is:

• http://webServerName:port

where:

• webServerName is the fully qualified domain name of your WebLM license server

• port is the number of the port the system uses to access the license server

For example:

• http://licenseServer.myCompany.com:8080

If you do not know the URL, contact your Avaya technical service representative.

Note: These settings are required even if proxy options are set in Microsoft Internet Explorer or any other Web browser.

Java > Installed JREs

Verify that jre1.5.x (or jre1.6.x) is selected.

If jre1.5.x (or jre1.6.x) does not appear in the list, click Add... to add it.

Note:

Java > Compiler

JDK Compliance should have a value of 5.0.