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Access Integration::Voice-Enabled Client application pattern::Runtime pattern

The Voice-Enabled Client::Runtime pattern is used for existing or new applications that need to support voice interaction.

Voice-Enabled Client application pattern::Runtime pattern
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Design Last Updated: 02-13-2006
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The figure shows the nodes which must be considered for solutions with voice interfaces. There are two different types of clients:

  • Telephony client: The telephony client is a traditional phone client. It represents any type of phone, including cell phones, landline phones, etc.
  • Distributed Rich Client with VoIP support: With this client voice signals are transformed into data packets and transmitted over the an IP connection to a server or another IP phone client. VoIP service providers offer the necessary server capabilities for connection setup ("switch board") and data transmission. They provide the interfaces between the IP network and existing telephony networks so that IP phone clients can "call" traditional phone clients and vice-versa.


Next, review product mappings or review the Roaming Connectivity::Runtime pattern, that covers all aspects of remote access to a secured computing environment using in-secure networks and/or devices.

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