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VoiceObjects Desktop for Eclipse 11.1

The Desktop for Eclipse installation delivers the latest version of VoiceObjects with enhancements in the Connector, Expression and Service objects as well as an improved License editor, which makes checking and inverting licenses easier. Additionally, new templates using jQuery Mobile now enable a near-native caller experience on iPhones and Android phones.

Note, that VoiceObjects On-Demand does not work with Desktop for Eclipse 11 but only with Desktop for Eclipse 10.0.

VoiceObjects Server 11.1

The standard installation of VoiceObjects Server contains everything required for a stand-alone setup of VoiceObjects Server, including an embedded database, and can be used in combination with VoiceObjects Desktop for Eclipse. VoiceObjects Server is available for Windows and Linux.

VoiceObjects 10.0 Revision 2

Revision 2 addresses view refresh problems in Desktop for Eclipse, deployment issues when using VoiceObjects On-Demand,  and problems with cache standby in VoiceObjects Server.

This update is recommended for all current users of VoiceObjects 10, the version to be used with VoiceObjects On-Demand.

For details see our associated blog entry.

Voxeo Prophecy 11

The latest version of the industry-leading IVR platform.


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VoiceObjects On-Demand

VoiceObjects 10.0 introduced VoiceObjects On-Demand which allows to use the full VoiceObjects platform in a software-as-a-service model. The IDE client connects to Voxeo’ s Evolution hosted network so you can build your applications and let Voxeo take care of the hosting.

VoiceObjects On-Demand currently uses VoiceObjects Server 10.0 which is not compatible with VoiceObjects Desktop for Eclipse 11.0. To work with VoiceObjects On-Demand you need to use Desktop for Eclipse 10.0.

Download  VoiceObjects Desktop for Eclipse 10.0, available for Windows and Mac OS X, to use VoiceObjects On-Demand.

Next Developer Jam Session

Dear Developers, in 2010, we made some changes for our monthly Developer Jam Sessions and opened them to include a wide range of interesting themes. We are expanding the focus of the Jam Sessions to include topics of the whole Voxeo Product Portfolio, Voxeo Labs, Partner Solutions, as well as Innovations. We have lined up a varied set of sessions that will introduce you to the wide range of Voxeo products and capabilities, which we look forward to share with you. More about the upcoming and archived jam sessions

Recent Blog Posts

Meet the Business Tasks

May 3rd, 2012 by Stefan Besling

Applications are built in the Voxeo VoiceObjects platform using an object-oriented approach that is based on a set of core object building blocks. Some of these objects relate to standard programming primitives (such as loops or variables); some relate to interactions with the caller (such as inputs or menus). Yet some also relate directly to [...]

Dynamic menus

April 20th, 2012 by Stefan Besling

Menus are the bread and butter of Interactive Voice Response (IVR) systems. All too often, unfortunately, they are also the bane of callers’ existence when they urge you, for the umpteenth time, to “listen closely, as choices have changed“, and then list a litany of “press or say this to get there” entries.
Does it really [...]

Tweets from the Cloud

April 17th, 2012 by Tobias Goebel

I recently pondered some facts:

VoiceObjects now has an extension to integrate with Twitter as another channel of communication (check it out)
The Voxeo cloud can:

make outbound phone calls,
read back dynamic information,
record the caller’s voice.

So why not combine all of this, I thought to myself, and build a Twitter Reader mash-up?
So I went and built an app [...]

Don’t let it happen to you

April 15th, 2012 by Stefan Besling

One hundred years ago today, in the darkness of the night, more than fifteen hundred souls were lost to the chilling waters of the North Atlantic. With them went the proudest ship of the time, and much of our belief in ideas of indestructibility.
Human hubris is incurable at heart, yet seminal events such as the [...]