338Patterns: Pervasive and Rich Device Access Solutions
Figure 14-13 Call flow perspective with the call flow editor
In this call flow the dynamic grammar presentation will be added in the “put
grammar here” container. In the call flow the time of day request has been
constructed as an in-line grammar because, in the example, only two options are
presented. If more times were required (for example, every 5 minutes of the day),
the grammar would be created as a dynamic external grammar application. This
application might, for example, calculate the current time and offered selections
based on the criteria of "trains in one hour from now".
14.7.5 ...
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