Nuance Management Center

Chapter 12: Working with Command Sets
When you import a Command Set at a particular level, the Nuance Management Server
(NMS) stores the objects that are associated with the set at that same level. For example, if
you import a Command Set at the Site level, the NMS stores the objects in that Command
Set at the Site level.
When you import a Command Set, if a command name contains angle brackets (e.g. “insert
normal <whatever>”), the NMS identifies the command as containing an associated list.
A Command Set import job will fail if:
n The set contains objects with names with unsupported characters.
n Imported objects have the same name as existing objects at the level you are
importing into.
When a Command set is imported, the Nuance Management Center displays a message in
the Messages section that indicates if the import was successful or if there was an error.
If importing a Command Set fails, an error message is added to the NMS log.
Updating a Command Set
You can use the Command Set import process to update a previously imported command
set, for example, to update and add commands to a command set after it was deployed.
When you update a Command Set by importing a new Command Set, all the objects that
are associated with the Command Set are updated.
Steps for adding Command Sets
When you import an XML command set, square brackets ([]) are accepted and converted to
angle brackets (<>).
Note: Before you perform the following steps, it is recommended that you create or use a
special user profile explicitly for creating command sets and testing commands. This is to
avoid adversely affecting an end-user’s profile. You must log into Dragon Group with this
profile and import Command Sets into the profile. If the profile is an end-user’s profile, be
sure to remove commands created for the Command Set process and return the profile to its
previous state.
1. In the Nuance Management Center, select Speech Recognition.
2. In the Command Sets section, click Manage.
3. Find and select a site or group by performing the steps in Searching for Command Sets,
sites, or groups.
4. In the Command Sets section, click Import. If you selected a site, the Nuance Man-
agement Center adds the Command Set to that site. If you selected a group, the Nuance
Management Center adds the Command Set to the Group.
5. In the Speech Command Set screen, the Name field is automatically filled with the
name of the .dat/.xml file. For example, if the imported file is my_command_set.xml, then
the Name field will contain my_command_set.xml. Set the following fields:
n Description: Information that describes the Command Set.
n Path to .DAT/.XML file: The .dat or xml file that contains the Command
Set information.
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