These are the source files used in "Section 4.3: The Auto Attendant: 
generating VoiceXML using XSLT and ASP.NET."  This example was 
deployed on IIS running on Windows 2000 with the .NET Framework 
installed. 



InetPub/AutoAttendant:
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These files need to be deployed in an IIS application directory.
You need to have IIS running and have installed the .NET Framework, 
a free download available from http://www.microsoft.com.

You can extract the InetPub/AutoAttendant directory into a directory
under your IIS root-folder (typically C:\Inetpub\wwwroot -- For example
you might want to create C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\AutoAttendant)  Once this
folder is in place, you will need to create an application using
the Internet Services Manager (Start->Settings->Control Panels->
Administrative Tools->Internet Services Manager).  In the
Internet Services Manager, you will need to select the AutoAttendant
folder in the browser-pane, right-click-->Properties, then on the
dialog "AutoAttendant Properties", in the box labeled Application
Settings, look to see if the text-box "Application name" is 
disabled. If it is, press the "Create" button next to it.  This 
will register AutoAttendant as an IIS application.  Click OK to
dismiss this dialog.


* Welcome.aspx			-  The first VoiceXML page to be visited in this application.  This page's only dynamic behavior is to invoke the XSLTransformerControl.

* Welcome.aspx.cs		-  Code-behind for Welcome.aspx. This is just the default C# class created by VisualStudio.NET/.

* XSLTransformerCOntrol.cs	-  This is an ASP.NET "Web-Control" that simply takes an XML document and an XSLT-stylesheet and renders as output the transformed product.

* AssemblyInfo.cs, AutoAttendant.csproj, AutoAttendant.csproj.webinfo
	AutoAttendant.vsdisco, Global.asax, Global.asax.cs, Global.asax.resx,
	Web.config, Welcome.aspx.resx.
				-  These are files that provide some configuration settings for IIS and allow you to work with this project in VisualStudio.NET.




/AutoAttendant:
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This directory contains the source XML and XSLT-template files used 
by the IIS application. These files are referenced from the 
declaration parameters of the XSMLTransformerControl-tag in 
Welcome.aspx. In this source code These files are in a 
directory C:\AutoAttendant. Make sure IIS has read-permissions 
for this directory.

* PhoneDirectory.dtd	    -  This is the document type definition for the input XML phone-directory document.

* PhoneDirectory.xml	    -  This is the input XML document itself. This contains the actual names, department, and phone-extension data transformed by this application.

* PhoneDirectory.xsl	    - This is the XSLT template used to convert PhoneDirectory.xml into an excerpt of VoiceXML to be used in Welcome.aspx.