In your VoiceXML application you can use the <say-as> tag to support proper pronunciation of dynamic data extracted from a database. This tag can support:
- acronym – contained text is pronounced as individual characters.
- address – contained text is a postal address.
- currency – contained text is an amount of currency.
- date, date:dmy, date:mdy, date:ymd, date:ym, date:my, date:md, date:y, date:m, date:d – contained text is a date, with presence/order of year, month, and day optionally specified.
- duration, duration:hms, duration:hm, duration:ms, duration:h, duration:m, duration:s – contained text is a time duration, with presence/order of hours, minutes, and seconds optionally specified.
- measure – contained text is a measurement.
- name – contained text is a proper name (ie. person, company, etc.)
- net – contained text is an internet handle. The net type can include one of the following formats: email, uri.
- number, number:ordinal, number:digits – contained text is an integer, fraction, floating point, Roman numeral, or other textual format that can be interpreted and spoken as a number, with format optionally specified.
- telephone – contained text is a telephone number.
- time, time:hms, time:hm, time:h – contained text is a time of day, with presence/order of hours, minutes, and seconds optionally specified.
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