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VoiceXML (.vxml) and audio files can be located either locally on the Avaya IR system or remotely on a Web server.
Local application files
VoiceXML application files that are located locally, must be located in the /voice1/vxml/apps/appname/ directory where appname is the directory name for all the files associated with a given application. Local files are referenced in VoiceXML documents using the file:// address type. For example, to reference the start.vxml file in the voice_it application, use the following address: file:///voice1/vxml/apps/voice_it/start.vxml.
Notice the three (3) slashes at the beginning of the address. Two of the slashes are part of the file:// address designation. The third slash is the beginning of the file location on the server (in this case, it designates the root level of the file system).
VoiceXML home directory
The home directory for the VoiceXML feature is the /vs/data/vxml/ directory. This directory contains the following items:
Web files
Files that are located remotely can reside anywhere on the Web (Internet or Intranet) as long as the files are accessible from the Avaya IR system. Web files are referenced in VoiceXML documents using the http:// address type. For example to reference the start.vxml file on the VoiceIT Web site, use the following address: http://voiceIT.com/start.vxml.
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