u can try tellmestudio.com
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Browse All TopicsCould anybody please send me a link where I can find how voice applicaiton works on the web in general, that is the architechture. and also voicexml (I know W3C, voicexml forum).
Its really urgent. please help.
Thanks.
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Since you originally posted this question another player has come on the scene (in Beta status, but free to developers). Have a look at http://tropo.com/ to learn more.
Hope your applications are talking soon, ~Ray
Simple: Voice Server (Could be OCS, VoIP, etc.
There are a set of protocols/modules that sits on those servers called call controls. There are formatted, or built, to a standard that allows developers to access them using an API (application programmers interface)
So, a voice, web app sits on a Web server (just like any other website) but the major difference is that the code behind it calls these call control functions. Since everything these days is VoIP/SIP it is all data in the end. The minute it needs to hit the PSTN (Publice Switched Telephone Network) or also known as a hard line, that is when costs get incurred because there has to be transcoding/decoding going on.
LEC's (local exchange carriers) who handle the PSTN are now offering VoIP based service. this helps keeps the costs low. It is only a matter of time before we are all in a VoIP world.
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by: Ray_PaseurPosted on 2009-11-01 at 10:50:11ID: 25714854
Suggest you look at twilio.com - they have built an abstraction layer on top of the complicated stuff. It is drop-dead simple to use - XML commands with about 5 verbs. IIRC just pennies per minute. Best, ~Ray