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SASDK Sample and Reference Applications

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  Microsoft Speech Technologies Homepage

The sample and reference applications included with the Microsoft Speech Application SDK Version 1.1 (SASDK) showcase important implementation concepts for speech-enabled Web applications.

The SASDK includes fifteen sample applications that demonstrate specific tasks or component functionality. Click the following link for an overview of the sample applications.

The SASDK includes two fully functional reference applications that demonstrate best practices and illustrate concepts that the previously described sample applications omit. Click the following links for more information about these two reference applications.

 

Visual Studio Solution Files

The SASDK includes Visual Studio .NET 2003 solution files (*.sln files) for developers who prefer to work with the sample and reference applications using Visual Studio. There are three solution files.

  • Samples.sln—Contains all of the sample applications.
  • Contacts.sln—Contains the Contacts reference application..
  • Banking.sln—Contains the Banking Alerts reference application.

The Samples.sln and Contacts.sln solution files are located at:

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Speech Application SDK 1.1\Applications

To view the Banking.sln solution file, install the Banking Alerts application. To install Banking Alerts, double-click the setup.exe file located at:

[CD_Drive:]\Redistributable Installers\Banking Alerts Reference Application

After installing Banking Alerts, find the solution file at the following location:

C:\Program Files\Microsoft Speech Application SDK 1.1\Applications\Banking Alerts

Remarks

  • The sample and reference applications are not intended for use as test applications and therefore have no automation features.
  • Sample and reference application performance has not been optimized. These applications should not be used as test benches.
  • The topic Developing ASP.NET Application Speech Controls outlines the issues a developer must consider when developing a custom Application Speech Control. These basic considerations are illustrated using the code behind the ColorChooser Application Speech Control sample, which is included among the sample applications.