Voicemail Service
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VoiceMailMenu implements a top level voicemail service. This class shows how easy it is to use the ToolPack’s IVR classes. This service demonstrates a simple Voicemail service, which can be used in the two following scenarios: | VoiceMailMenu implements a top level voicemail service. This class shows how easy it is to use the ToolPack’s IVR classes. This service demonstrates a simple Voicemail service, which can be used in the two following scenarios: | ||
| − | *Directly on an incoming call | + | *Directly on an incoming call Leg |
| − | *From a user defined state during a call ( | + | *From a user defined state during a call (i.e., busy or no-answer). |
Class [[TBCAF::CTBCAFVoiceMailMenu|CTBCAFVoiceMailMenu]] shows how to use the ToolPack’ IVR classes to build a full featured IVR Application. | Class [[TBCAF::CTBCAFVoiceMailMenu|CTBCAFVoiceMailMenu]] shows how to use the ToolPack’ IVR classes to build a full featured IVR Application. | ||
Revision as of 09:19, 8 May 2009
VoiceMailMenu implements a top level voicemail service. This class shows how easy it is to use the ToolPack’s IVR classes. This service demonstrates a simple Voicemail service, which can be used in the two following scenarios:
- Directly on an incoming call Leg
- From a user defined state during a call (i.e., busy or no-answer).
Class CTBCAFVoiceMailMenu shows how to use the ToolPack’ IVR classes to build a full featured IVR Application.
Usage
VoiceMailMenu can be used directly on the ITBCMCLib::OnCallLegPresent() Event. This class can be used like CTBCAFBridgecall (LINK?) bridging class. The usage is the same, but the service differs. Moreover, VoiceMailMenu can be used from any moment during a call, on a user defined event like busy or no-answer. This service is used by the Telephony Application.
Caveats
This is a demo service, it can not be used as is nor derived from.
Classes
- IVRMenu manager
- Interface of Menus handled by the Menu manager
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