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[ ID = 2957 ] | Entervoice |
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Organisation name | Entervoice |
Short name or acronym | Entervoice |
Organisation type | Company |
Activity type | Call centers Speech technology |
Address | 100 Lafayette Ste 403 |
Postal Code | 10013 |
City | New York |
Country | United States |
Phone | + 917-306-9296 |
Fax | + |
info_(on)_entervoice.com | |
Organisation URL | http://www.entervoice.com |
Logo | Description |
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Entervoice's flagship product is qIVR - a Java-based Voice Application Server (VAS). A VAS is to the telephone, what a Web Server is to the Internet. It is based on the VoiceXML standard but provides a simple and familiar Java API. qIVR allows companies to deploy IVR applications that customers can access via any telephone using their existing J2EE infrastructure. Simply put, qIVR lets your Java application speak to your customers. |
Contact | |
Name | Mr Kevin McNamara |
Function | Business Development |
Department | Executive |
kevin_(on)_entervoice.com | |
Phone | + 917-306-9296 |
Fax | + |
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Last update: 2002-04-10 12:32:58 #!/usr/bin/ksh # cntr.cgi -- # version 0 DOC=$DOCUMENT_ROOT$DOCUMENT_URI VSTART=28-08-2008 WRONGLOG=${DOCUMENT_ROOT}/cntr.txt echo Content-type:text/html echo case $DOC in *experts*) CDIR=${DOCUMENT_ROOT}/cntex ;; *orgs*) CDIR=${DOCUMENT_ROOT}/cntor ;; *) WRONG=yes ;; esac CFILE=${DOC##*/} case ${CFILE} in [0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9].html) WRONG=no ;; *) WRONG=yes ;; esac [ $WRONG = yes ] && { echo "$(date) $REMOTE_ADDR ${DOC}" >> $WRONGLOG exit } CCNT=${CDIR}/${CFILE%.html}.txt CLCK=${CDIR}/${CFILE%.html}.lck [ -s $CCNT ] && COUNT=$(head -1 $CCNT) COUNT=$(( ${COUNT:-0} + 1 )) [ -f $CLCK ] || { touch $CLCK echo $COUNT > $CCNT rm -f $CLCK } echo " Visits since $VSTART: $COUNT" |