TS 102 632 : 1.1.1

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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 References
   2.1 Normative references
   2.2 Informative references
3 Abbreviations
4 Introduction
5 Voice Applications
   5.1 Overall VA service framework
   5.2 The content structure and delivery
   5.3 Namespace
   5.4 Execution model and operation mode
6 Voice Applications basic profile specification
   6.1 Modularization of VoiceXML 2.0
   6.2 Voice Applications Modules
7 Sync Management
   7.1 Sync Protocol
   7.2 Sync Management Algorithm
8 DAB Interface
   8.1
   8.2
   8.3
9 GPS Interface
   9.1 Location information
   9.2 element
   9.3 element
   9.4 va.gps events
   9.5 An example of location information usage
10 Transport of VA
   10.1 MOT based Delivery
   10.2 MOT based Voice Applications
11 Signalling
   11.1 User Application Type
   11.2 User Application Specific Data
Annex A (normative): User input example
      A.1 Extended key inputs
      A.2 Extended VA grammars
Annex B (normative): Sync Handling
      B.1 The sync handling using global sync information
      B.2 The sync handling using local sync information
      B.3 The cases: mixture of , , and
           elements
      B.4 Sync handlings driven by the BWS entity
Annex C (normative): Management of operation mode
Annex D (informative): Speech Keywords
      D.1 The Objective
      D.2 Navigation keywords
      D.3 Service Keywords
      D.4 Program type Keywords
      D.5 Data service Keywords
      D.6 Control Keywords
Annex E (informative): VA Schema
      E.1 va.xsd
      E.2 vxml.xsd
Annex F (informative): Bibliography
History

Specifies Voice Applications specification. To begin with, the VoiceXML profile is explained with details about the modularization of VoiceXML 2.0, the dialog constructs, the user input, the system output, the control flow and scripting and the environment and resources.