org.speakright.core.tests
Class App1

java.lang.Object
  org.speakright.core.FlowBase
      org.speakright.core.flows.BasicFlow
          org.speakright.core.tests.App1

All Implemented Interfaces:

java.io.Serializable, IFlow

public class App1
extends BasicFlow

See Also:

Serialized Form

Field Summary

Model

M

Fields inherited from class org.speakright.core.flows.BasicFlow

m_L

Constructor Summary

App1()

Method Summary

IFlow	onCatch(IFlow current, SRResults results, java.lang.String eventName, ThrowEvent event) The default implementation of onCatch is to return null, indicating that this object does not handle custom events.
IFlow	onDisconnect(IFlow current, SRResults results) The default implementation of onDisconnect is to return null, indicating that this object does not handle disconnect events.

Methods inherited from class org.speakright.core.flows.BasicFlow

add, addPromptFlow, findSubFlow, getFirst, getNext, getSubFlowAfter, SubFlowCount

Methods inherited from class org.speakright.core.FlowBase

createRenderer, execute, executionCount, fixupGrammar, fixupPrompt, log, logError, name, onBegin, onComplete, onEnd, onNoInput, onPlatformError, onTransferFailed, onValidateFailed, promptGroup, setExecutionCount, setName, setPromptGroup, shouldExecute, validateInput

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

M

public Model M

Constructor Detail

App1

public App1()

Method Detail

onDisconnect

public IFlow onDisconnect(IFlow current,
                          SRResults results)

Description copied from class: FlowBase

The default implementation of onDisconnect is to return null, indicating that this object does not handle disconnect events.

Specified by:

onDisconnect in interface IFlow

Overrides:

onDisconnect in class FlowBase

Parameters:

current - the currently executing flow object.

results - the results of current's execution. In this case results will contain a Disconnect result code. User input may be present, if the caller spoke before hanging up. Some applications may want to process this final utterance before terminating.

Returns:

the next flow to run, or null which means this flow object does not handle this event.

onCatch

public IFlow onCatch(IFlow current,
                     SRResults results,
                     java.lang.String eventName,
                     ThrowEvent event)

Description copied from class: FlowBase

The default implementation of onCatch is to return null, indicating that this object does not handle custom events.

Specified by:

onCatch in interface IFlow

Overrides:

onCatch in class FlowBase

Parameters:

current - the currently executing flow object.

results - the results of current's execution.

eventName - name of the event. most event handling can be done using just the name.

event - event object. advanced event handling may require the actual event object

Returns:

the next flow to run, or null which means this flow object does not handle this event.