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10/2/09 12:51 PM
Hi,
 
With Studio 7, when trying custom elements, I want to see what VXML is being generated as a result. Is this possible to log the VXML generated in ActivityLogger. 
 
If not, is there anyway I can see the VXML produced? I need to look at that for troubleshooting purposes.
 
 
Many thanks,
 
 
Jawad
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RE: How to see the VXML produced
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10/12/09 3:09 PM as a reply to Jawad Bokhari.
Jawad,

You can look at the vxml generated by your application by enabling the Debug Logger.
Right Click on the Studio Application -> Properties -> CallStudio -> General Settings, and Add the Debug logger as
Name = MyDebug, Class =com.audium.logger.application.debug.ApplicationDebugLogger. Save and Deploy.
The vxml pages generated for the app will be stored under <VXML_Home>/applications/<appname>/MyDebug.

Hope this helps,
Ranjana.
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