2 LOG/Notes 2 - IBM Technical Developer Conference, 13.-16. Aug. 2001, San Francisco

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Aug. 2001: 15 Wednesday

		Topic	FollowUp/ToDo

9	Date: Name: Topic:	Wednesday 15.08.00 10:30-12:45 David Reich Speech Development: WebSphere Voice Server
10	Date: Name: Topic:	14:30-15:30 ET104 Thiery Mayeur Lotus Translation Components	ToDo - Deploy LTTS in GCC
11	Date: Name: Topic:	14:30-15:30 ET104 Thiery Mayeur Lotus Translation Components
12	Date: Name: Topic:	15:45-16:45 EW118 Roy Bowen Becky Gibson Developing Collaborative e-business Applications Using JSP Tags
13	Date: Name: Topic:	17:00-18:00 EW119 Jeff Calow High Performance Collaborative Web Applications	Meeting with Steve Handel

WebSphere VoiceServer is not on top of the whole WebSphere System. It is an independant browser-module as http-browser type interface for web-like voice access.
Most suppliers offering voice-engines aim at the phone; WebSphere VoiceServer is inherently device independant, platform independant. Based on VoiceXML.

IDE: free VoiceServer SDK

Interface development is completely different from GUI-development, eg.: never more than 4 prompt-options

Eclipse: WebSphere development tooling architecture ("Visual Age for Java replacement"); web flavored toolkit

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