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Say-it-smart plugins for French, Cantonese and Mandarin
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11/2/10 6:45 PM
Does anyone know of any say-it-smart plugins for number, date, currency, etc. in French, Cantonese and Mandarin?

There is no Out of Box say it smart available for languages other than English and spanish. You can develop a custom say-it-smart for other language. I had developed Madrian and Cantonese say-it-smart previously, it took 10 working days and a local chinese person to test the say it smart. Surpisingly I needed only about 15 wav files to create a number say-it-smart, that can read number up to trillions. I cannot share the code with you as it is confidential to the client.

Hello,
 
How you can build the new complete Say it Smart, you create a custom java? SaysitSmart?

Manoj Anantha,

Could you put you sample java code you build for currency?
I have to make portugues rules for currency and days of the month.
Portuguese have 2 ways to say hundred and other syntacs.

Pedro, yes you'd need to use custom java. -------------- If you look at the software you saved from the CVP-D course, in the folder named JaninesJavaSamples2, there is JaninesAlphanum say it smart. You can use that as a starting point. Basically, in the convertToFiles portion, you'll take the dataAsInput passed in and use it to determine what audio files to send to VxmlServer. ----------- Use one toReturn.add(filename, TTS, booleanDoesTTScontainMarkup-if in doubt, use true here) ------------- For example, to have VxmlServer say third january you'd execute: toReturn.add("3ord","third ",false); toReturn.add("january","January ",false); Look at the Programming Guide for CVP Vxml Server for more details, and look at the javadocs (C:/cisco/cvp/vxmlserver/docs/javadocs) for even more details. Also, both these reference manuals were in the files you took home from class. Janine

Hello Janine!
I try your instructions according your last post
Thank again !!!
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