Voxeo Developer’s Corner

Just a brief update on my piece about how to use voice with Google’s App Engine… I now have been invited into the preview of Google’s App Engine, so I’ve created a second application on our Evolution platform with this one pointing to my shiny new GAE app at:

http://voicexmltest2.appspot.com/

For now, it’s the same (lame) python code, but the app does have it’s own phone numbers:

Direct Local #	(857) 362-8430
PIN Access	(800) 289-5570 then PIN: 9996075378
PIN Access	(407) 386-2174 then PIN: 9996075378
Skype VoIP	+99000936 9996075378
FWD VoIP	**86919996075378
SIP VoIP	sip:9996075378@sip.voxeo.net

Why didn’t I simply modify the original Evolution application? Well, I could have, but I figured this way I can also still experiment with the AppDrop.com application as well.

The nice thing with a true Google App Engine account is that I can use “appcfg.py” to automagically update the files up on the App Engine site, which is very slick. (Thanks, Google, for the invite!) Next week, my intent is to work with the python code to get it actually manipulating the XML… stay tuned… (and check my original article if you would like to experiment with voice and Google App Engine, too).

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