This slideshow is intended to be a great explanation about OzML API that allows you to develop such excellent corporate VoIP applications such as IVR, Autodialer and Appointment Reminder. The presentation explains through a simple example what OzML is, and how you can use it for developing more advanced applications.

1. What is OzML?
How you can use OzML API for developing
such an advanced VoIP applications as
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2. Prerequisites
What you need to use OzML to build
your own VoIP functionalities.
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3. To get started with OzML
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Ozeki Phone System XE Additional PBX requirementsOzML script
Before starting to develop special applications with OzML, be sure that your system
meets with some prerequisites:
OPTION 1
OzML Extension
OPTION 2
SQL OzML
OPTION 3
Webserver + HTTP API
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4. To get started with OzML
OPTION 1
OzML Extension
OPTION 2
SQL OzML
OPTION 3
Webserver + HTTP API
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Ozeki Phone System XE Additional PBX requirementsOzML script
If you want to host your OzML script in your PBX,
you need to install an OzML Extension.
If you want to host your OzML script in your database,
you need to use SQL OzML.
If you want to host your OzML script on a webserver,
you need to use a webserver and HTTP API.
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5. Basics
What is OzML
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6. What is OzML?
OzML (Ozeki XML) is an XML language which uses predefined commands.
These commands are used in responses to the notifications coming from the PBX.
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7. Standard form of an
OzML command
To write an OzML command the standard form is the following:
<command parameter1="..." parameter2="...">
'a parameter between the command nodes'
</command>
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8. Standard form of an
OzML response
An OzML response is always between <response> nodes:
<response>
'commands and their parameters between the nodes'
</response>
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9. Example
for an HTTP request and response
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10. The Call command can be used to initiate a voice call.
It makes an API extension call a number and do tasks with the call.
Let’s look at an example
How to use Call command
How does it work
OUTGOING CALL
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11. The tasks are declared in an OzML response document as seen below.
Let’s look at an example
How to use Call command
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12. Let’s look at an example
How to use Call command
Step 1. Create a call using a HTTP request
http://ozekixepbx.ip:7780/?command=Call&Dialed=100&ApiE
xtension=9997&Url=http://yourapp.com/callconnected.php
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13. Accept the CallConnected request from the Ozeki Phone System XE on your webserver
and return an XML to handle the call.
Example request sent by the PBX to your webserver: http://yourapp.com/callconnected.php
Let’s look at an example
How to use Call command
Step 2. Return an XML to handle the call
HTTP Request: CallConnected
HTTP Response: XML Your application
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14. OzML example response returned by callconnected.php:
Let’s look at an example
How to use Call command
<Response>
<Delay>1</Delay>
<Speak>Congratulations, this is your first OzML Response command.</Speak>
<Delay>2</Delay>
<Speak>Have a nice day!</Speak>
</Response>
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15. Develop
IVR | Autodialer | Appointment Reminder
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16. Excellent VoIP example projects…
…at www.ozekiphone.com with detailed instructions and source code:
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17. www.ozekiphone.com
info@ozekiphone.com
For more information
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