Getting Started with VoiceObjects Developer Edition
The documents and videos below will help you to get started developing with VoiceObjects Developer Edition.
Developer Edition Getting Started Video
This 8 minute video provides a quick introduction to the VoiceObjects Developer Edition including components overview, download instructions, and follow on activities.
This video requires the Adobe Flash Player.
Desktop for Eclipse Quick Start Guide
This document guides you through quickly starting with VoiceObjects Desktop for Eclipse, the Eclipse-based graphical environment of VoiceObjects for designing and deploying applications.
It describes how to run through the installation, provides a short introduction to the Desktop for Eclipse environment, and explains how to create a first small application and how to test it.
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Desktop for Eclipse Tutorial
The Desktop for Eclipse Tutorial explains in a step-by-step approach how to get started with Desktop for Eclipse and how to build and run simple applications – introducing the basic objects provided by VoiceObjects for application development. While completing these lessons, you will also learn about some advanced features provided by VoiceObjects, e.g. to give your dialogs a more natural hear and feel.
The Desktop for Eclipse Tutorial gives you a foundation for using the basic features of Desktop for Eclipse and building your first phone applications with it. If you want to learn more about additional features – either while working through the lessons or after completing the Desktop for Eclipse Tutorial – refer to VoiceObjects Help (or its corresponding PDF documents), which describes all features and components of the VoiceObjects products in detail.
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Desktop for Eclipse Manual
The Desktop for Eclipse Guide contains a comprehensive description of all elements of Desktop for Eclipse, the Eclipse-based graphical development environment of VoiceObjects for designing, testing and deploying phone applications. In addition, it explains the basic functions for building phone applications within this environment.
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