casey chesnut
214.282.1556
2/12/02

From memory, this is how to set up /myVoices:

*Install VS.NET RC0
*Install .NET MyServices SDK locally
*Provision a user named 'guest', which gen's PUID 3819
I might have a hardcode somewhere which defaults to 3819, if something fails
*Make sure you have data in HailStorm for 'guest'
The /myVoices/default.aspx page has the commands I used for inserting data
The values will change for the blueIDs on myLists and such
The dates I use to query myCalendar are hardcoded
*Install .NET MyServices VS.NET support
*Unzip source directory into c:\inetpub\wwwroot, so you have:
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\myVoices - main app
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\hsProxy - helper lib used to wrap services
(this has web references to the locally running .NET MyServices,
and wraps the following 2 projects)
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\HsSoapExtension
c:\inetpub\wwwroot\ServiceLocator
(i recommend using the projects created with the SDK, instead of these;
i did not modify these projects in any way, and \hsProxy wraps them)
*Make \myVoices dir a web using Internet Services Manager
*Open the \myVoices\myVoices.sln in VS.NET and build
The references to HsSoapExtension, ServiceLocator will probably have to be re-added
These projects might need to be re-added in to the solution as well
*The web app should now be ready

You can test locally using the Motorola Mobile ADK
http://developers.motorola.com/developers/wireless/downloads/madk_download.html
(not sure if this link is any good, and a developer account is required)
It uses MS Agents to speak output and a keyboard (or mic) to let you input your responses.
Highly recommended over testing with a cell phone.
Also, only way to test/demo if you are disconnected (that I know of)

Now the Vxml part has to be added to use it with a cell phone
*Setup a BeVocal developer account at www.bevocal.com
*Add a url which points to http://<yourServer>/myVoices/puid.aspx
*Make this url the default entry point for the VoiceXml gateway
So when you call in, it will skip the menu I had,
and immediately say 'Welcome to my Voice. What is your Passport User I D?'

The rest of the documentation is the default.aspx page in the \myVoices dir