Viewing the Application in HTML Mode

The utility to view an application in HTML mode is provided as a debugging tool. This utility allows you to step through an application that has been deployed, checking it at each step to make sure that prompts and actions are working as expected. It does not require that you make a call to the system, but rather translates the application's activity into an HTML mode that allows you to interact with the application in a simulation mode through a Web browser.


Button	Function/Comments
Continue	Moves the application to the next page.
Show Doc VXML	Displays, in a separate browser window, the generated VoiceXML code for the current page.
Show Root VXML	Displays, in a separate browser window, the generated VoiceXML code for the root page.
Note: The Show ... VXML buttons are intended primarily as debugging aids. Clicking these buttons may not work as expected in every case, because they require the Web browser to send another request for the VXML contents. This request can cause session variables to change and alter the test flow of the application. Note: In a Firefox Web browser, only the system outputs (prompts) are displayed. To see the VoiceXML code, use Internet Explorer.

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