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GotSpeech.Net Podcast Show #5 Pizza Tutorial: Creating the Dialogue Framework

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Hosts (brandontyler and csharprox)

 

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Launch Event of Vista showing off Unified Communications.

Michael Dunn is giving away a Zune on GotSpeech.Net!

 

Speech Application SDK Pizza Tutorial

Creating the Dialogue Framework

 

Unit Testing your speech appliation

 

Advanced Tip

How to uniquely identify a call - CallID.

Using CallViewer to select a specific CallID:

 

 

How to organize your .aspx pages.

I discuss my controversial method of keeping everything on one .aspx page.  How do you organize your application?  Tell us in the comments below.

 

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Published Wednesday, February 28, 2007 10:25 AM by brandontyler
Attachment(s): http://gotspeech.net/files/storage/Show005PizzaTutorial03DialogueFramework.mp3

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# re: GotSpeech.Net Podcast Show #5 Pizza Tutorial: Creating the Dialogue Framework

Good Show. I like to break my Speech applications into mulitple ASP.Net pages. Mostly a habit from Web ASP.Net pages. Liked you mentioned it is a lot more work, but if you do it right everything should be pretty organized.

Monday, March 05, 2007 1:16 AM by MichaelDunn

# re: GotSpeech.Net Podcast Show #5 Pizza Tutorial: Creating the Dialogue Framework

Thanks Michael!  I have really enjoyed your posts lately.  Thanks for the tip.  Yep, when you open up my one Default.aspx page it is easy to go wow, that is a bunch of QA's!  But keeping it all on one page helps us here at Intervoice crank out the apps and not have to worry about passing the semantic item state around.

Monday, March 05, 2007 10:25 AM by brandontyler
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