If you look in the Element Specifications reference manual, it has the
java class for each element listed as the very last piece of information
for that element. The Form element uses the
com.audium.server.voiceElement.form.MFoundationForm

That's right, VxmlServer just creates VXML code and sends it to the
gateway. The VoiceXML Gateway runs (interprets) the VXML code. The
gateway has a voice browser, http client, mrcp client, and a process to
play audio. The gateway interfaces with the nuance server.

Thanks for your answers,
I understand that i cant get what i want with a java class.
Another idea is the Debugger log in the vxml.  I see request and response info in this file, but the time is always same for request time and response time es below:
Request Received on:  01/17/2013 14:25:16.093
Response Returned on:  01/17/2013 14:25:16.093
 
What do you think about this, can i get any info about the response time of Nuance through the form elemen?
 
Thanks,Deniz

First of the vxml code runs on your voice browser and if you have any app java code that will run on your web browser. The vxml code is already generated and is interpreted on voice browser and then interacts with ASR engine. So the question of java code running in background and taking time to generate vxml code does not even arise. If you are looking to measure the time that CVP is taking to spit out the vxml code for form etc you are barking on the wrong tree. What I mean is there is unlikely to be any performance issue there.
Yes, if you have custom java code or any application specific code there could be issues. If you are facing performance issues you need to look at your vxml gateway, vxml server and interaction with ASR and any application java code (if any). Not sure what issues you are facing, however you should be able easily figure out where the bottleneck is and which part is taking longer.
Hemal

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deniz caglar has created a new message in the forum "General Discussion - All Versions": -------------------------------------------------------------- Hi, We have a vxml application on CVP 8.0 integrated with Nuance ASR system 9. We use the Form Element in the Call Studio for this. We want to measure the response time of Nuance server with a tool called Wily. This tool can measure the performance of running java classes, methods and the parameters of methods. But i dont know which java class is running in the background to run this form element. I only know that this form element produces a vxml file, but which java class & method & parameters run this vxml file? I decompiled Cisco’s framework.jar and found the below class and method, but this class is loaded only when the server starts up. So i coundn’t catch this method in my sample calls. Class: com.audium.server.voiceElement.VoiceElementBase Metod: public VoiceElementResult service(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp) So, do you know which java class make the vxml files run on the server or is there any other ways to measure the response time between VXML and Nuance servers. Thasnks, Deniz
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