VoiceXML Application using Cocoon

[AK...@burntsand.com]

I was interested in setting up a VoiceXML application using the Cocoon
framework.
 
Here's what it does - it allows a visually impaired user to dial into a
telephone number
to hear the latest headline news.  The headline news (which the user hears)
, is initially
aquired from an XML newsfeed (like moreover.com) and then transformed using
Cocoon's XSLT engine into VoiceXML.
 
What I was interested in knowing is how can I aquire the XML news feed and
make
it available to the Cocoon framework as an XML Document.
 
Any feedback on this will be greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks
 
AYUB KHAN

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Re: VoiceXML Application using Cocoon

[S�rgio Carvalho <sc...@criticalsoftware.com>]

Assuming you can get the data via http, you could use the xinclude processor, or the util taglib for XSP (I guess the inclusion tag is util:include-uri). There are samples for both in the standard install.

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Re: VoiceXML Application using Cocoon

[Donald Ball <ba...@webslingerZ.com>]

On Mon, 12 Feb 2001 AKhan@burntsand.com wrote:

> What I was interested in knowing is how can I aquire the XML news feed
> and make it available to the Cocoon framework as an XML Document.

read the faq on including xml from other sources. short answer - you can
do it dynamically from any source with xsp, you can do it from files with
xinclude, you can do it just in xslt with document().

- donald