Since SpeechDraw is not bound to any specific application server, how is it possible to run applications without a preexisting integration with the backend?
With Speechdraw, you can “emulate” the backend. Using the emulation you can test the application logics even if no integration is ready. This is fundamental for fast prototyping. Once the integration is ready, provided it has met the specifications set form the host access API definition, it is sufficient to compile the application to make it run in “real” mode instead of “emulation” mode. The API specifications – for the services to be developed – are reported in the documentation generated by SpeechDraw.
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