Here's a method that might just work.
Break your menu prompt into separate audio files (for example, name them
prompt1.wav, prompt2.wav etc so that you can check the java class
between each prompt played).
Steps:
1a. Create a Session Variable named MyCounter and initialize it with the
value 0.
1b. Then use the Counter element, but it's very important that in its
Data tab, you do _*both *_these things:
Element Data: Name: count Value: {Data.Session.MyCounter} Type:
Integer Create: BEFORE [ADD]
Session Data: Name: MyCounter Value:
{Data.Element.Counter_01.count} Create: AFTER [ADD]
Step 1a and 1b will let you use Studio element to increment an integer
counter but to also be able to reset it to 0, so you can execute the
loop again on a nomatch, etc.
2.Use a Menu or Form Element (set Initial Audio Group to play URI:
prompt{Data.Element.Counter_01.count}.wav
configure Setting: NoInput Timeout (1s) and MaxNoInput set to 1,
MaxNoMatch set to 1.
3.Connect the Menu-->max_noinput path to your custom java class -->
connect that to your decision element. The Decision element must also
now check for the Counter being equal to your number of options, so you
know whether the caller hasn't selected anything, and it's time to
restart from the beginning.
4a.If the caller hasn't heard all the prompts yet, then if you need to
loop back to the menu, you should loop to the Counter element to
increment its counter. Then the Menu element will play
prompt{Data.Element.Counter_01.count}.wav which is now prompt2.wav
4b. If the caller has heard all of the prompts, but hasn't selected
anything yet (or if it's a nomatch), then loop back to step 1a to re-set
the Session Data MyCounter to 0. That will cause 1b to re-set the
element data of the Counter to 0, and then increment it to 1. So you're
starting over.
