Creating and Configuring Question and Answer Dialogs
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The Microsoft Speech Application SDK Version 1.1 (SASDK) provides Microsoft ASP.NET Speech Controls that enable developers to create and configure question and answer dialogues. These Speech Controls encapsulate Speech Application Language Tags (SALT) functionality, and leverage the RunSpeech algorithm, which drives dialogue flow on voice-only clients. Speech Controls enable developers to add these speech components to an application without writing code. Developers must still write any client activation, normalization, and event-handling scripts, but Speech Controls encapsulate the SALT and RunSpeech functionality.
Create and configure question and answer dialogues in Speech Control Editor by adding the following Speech Controls to the ASP.NET (.aspx) pages in a project, and manipulating their properties.
| Speech Control | Description |
|---|---|
| Speech QA | Use the Speech QA control to add grammars and prompts to question and answer dialogs. |
| Speech Command | Use the Speech Command control to add a one-time user command to an application. For example, a "Help" command. |
| Speech SpeechControlSettings | Use the Speech SpeechControlSettings control to set default properties for QA and Command controls. |
- Providing Access to Speech Recognition
- Specifying and Testing User Input
- Speaking to Users
- Handling Client-side Events
- Providing Options for Users
- Specifying the Evaluated Activation Order of Controls
- Specifying Default Control Properties
See Also
Creating Speech-Enabled Web Pages | Designing Dialogue Flow | Dialogue Organization