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Easy Learn Java: Programming Articles, Examples and Tips - Page 169
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An XML-based mark-up language for telephony call control.
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Call Control XML (CCXML) Interpreter consists of an interpreter for WebSphere Voice Response for AIX, along with example applications and associated user documentation.
CCXML is part of a standard. It is an XML-based mark-up language that is designed to provide call control for telephony systems, thereby enabling developers to write documents that perform advanced call handling.
CCXML follows the VoiceXML model by enabling applications to be written entirely in an open, non-propriety mark-up language, which allows simple migration of applications from one system to another. A CCXML application allows sophisticated multiple-call handling and control, including the ability to place outgoing calls, to answer incoming calls, and to invoke voice applications. It allows for handling of a class of asynchronous events and advanced telephony operations involving substantial amounts of signals, status events, and message passing.
CCXML, as a global industry standard, is independent of both the telephony system and the development environment. CCXML has been designed to complement and be integrated with VoiceXML Version 2 systems; however, the two languages are separate and VoiceXML is not required for running CCXML applications.
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Design Pattern Toolkit (version1.4.0)
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The Design Pattern Toolkit is an Eclipse-enabled tool for generating applications based on customizable model-driven architecture patterns. This plug-in can speed up the development of common types of applications by the use of patterns that capture best (or current) practices for the design and implementation of those applications. Users apply patterns to information encoded in XML files to generate multiple Eclipse resources of multiple types that together make up an application. The toolkit has a component for pattern-based resource generation as well as a component that supports pattern development and distribution.
Version 1.4.0: Enhancements and fixes; new WSDL and SAX Parser patterns; pattern can be applied to any Eclipse resource; sample appdefs can be declared and deployed with pattern; new prototype "Exemplar Analysis" tool helps build controller/view templates and initial appdef file.
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