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Gday Folks,

Im currently deciding whether or not to write off a project of mine....what
I have is a JAVA program which I would like users to interract with via
voice prompts for example Withdraw X, deposit Y. I have been looking at the
various ways of doing this and am not sure if this would be a viable
project. If anyone could help, I would like to know whats the best way to
accomplish this task(I only need basic recognition) and how hard/how much
effort it would require.

Thank you all for your time

"Pak_indo" <> wrote:

>Gday Folks,
>
>Im currently deciding whether or not to write off a project of mine....what
>I have is a JAVA program which I would like users to interract with via
>voice prompts for example Withdraw X, deposit Y. I have been looking at the
>various ways of doing this and am not sure if this would be a viable
>project. If anyone could help, I would like to know whats the best way to
>accomplish this task(I only need basic recognition) and how hard/how much
>effort it would require.
>
>Thank you all for your time
>
Sun, in collaboration with IBM, have come up with a Java Speech API.
You can download IBM's first cut of an implementation from
http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/speech. I have no experience with
it and would be interested in your comments if you proceed.

Thanks for the reply mate,
Ive been looking at that one I think that is the direction I will go, if I
can determine its viability

cheers mate
"David Segall" <> wrote in message
news:...
> "Pak_indo" <> wrote:
>
> >Gday Folks,
> >
> >Im currently deciding whether or not to write off a project of
mine....what
> >I have is a JAVA program which I would like users to interract with via
> >voice prompts for example Withdraw X, deposit Y. I have been looking at
the
> >various ways of doing this and am not sure if this would be a viable
> >project. If anyone could help, I would like to know whats the best way to
> >accomplish this task(I only need basic recognition) and how hard/how much
> >effort it would require.
> >
> >Thank you all for your time
> >
> Sun, in collaboration with IBM, have come up with a Java Speech API.
> You can download IBM's first cut of an implementation from
> http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/speech. I have no experience with
> it and would be interested in your comments if you proceed.