I'm having a little trouble setting up multiple languages on my gw. I set up the paramspace for my application as below:
 
application
service test tftp://192.168.1.3/test1.tcl
  paramspace spanish index 2
  paramspace english language en
  paramspace english index 1
  paramspace spanish language sp
  paramspace english location tftp://192.168.1.3/
  paramspace spanish location tftp://192.168.1.3/sp
 
When i tried to switch between the 2 prefixes in my TCL script via "infotag set med_language prefix sp", it generated error (unkown prefix).
 
Can anyone help me with this? some examples would be great.

I just wanted to know. when i do "media play %10", some translaiton is happening here. what I dont understand is where the IOS get the script to do that? I did't provide a script to do so.
 
And how will the script know what to do if i have a different language?

 
I did so. but what i'm facing is when i do "media play %a10", nothing is played out. That is why i wanted to understand where the translation actually happens.

 
I think you need audio files

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here's my configuration:
  paramspace english index 1
  paramspace english language en
  paramspace english location tftp://tftp/en/
  paramspace english index 2
  paramspace english language fr
  paramspace english location tftp://tftp/fr/
  paramspace english index 3
  paramspace english language sp
  paramspace english location tftp://tftp/sp/
 
The funny thing is english and french is working fine (media play %a10). when i added spanish, i couldn't get "media play %a10" to work. The audio files are there. This is why im confused what exactly happens when tcl sees "%a10"? how does it translate this into IVR?
what is the difference between paramspace english language sp and paramspace english prefix sp?
 

my mistake that was my typo. that is exactly what I have....

The funny thing is english and french is working fine (media play %a10). when i added spanish, i couldn't get "media play %a10" to work. The audio files are there. This is why im confused what exactly happens when tcl sees "%a10"? how does it translate this into IVR?

What could be wrong here?

do "sh call language voice" see if there is anything wrong.

Script Name : spanish
       URL  : builtin:package_spanish.C
       Type : Package
       State: Registered
       Life : Builtin
       Exec Instances: 0

  Parameters registered under spanish namespace:
  name                 type  default value   description
  language             S     sp              The language code of this language
  index                S     -1              The index of this language
  location             S     flash:          The URI of the audio files for this language
  prefix               S     sp              The prefix of this language