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Managing and Configuring WAP Push Communication Services

The following section describes configuration and maintenance attributes and operations for the Extended Web Services WAP Push communication service. It also provides a workflow for the configuration:

 


Extended Web Services WAP Push/PAP

All WAP Push related operations are handed off to network nodes that accept and forward WAP Push messages to end user terminals via a Push Proxy Gateway (PPG).

To see a
Refer to
Detailed list of necessary for managing and configuring the plug-in instance
Configuration workflow
List of operations and attributes related to management and provisioning
Reference of management attributes and operations

Properties for Extended Web Services WAP Push/PAP

Property
Description
Managed object in Administration Console
<domain name>Arrow symbolWLNGArrow symbol<server name>Arrow symbolCommunication ServicesArrow symbol<plug-in instance ID>
MBean
Domain=com.bea.wlcp.wlng
Name=wlng_nt
InstanceName is same as plug-in instance ID.
Type=com.bea.wlcp.wlng.plugin.pushmessage.pap.management.PushMessagePAPMBean
Network protocol plug-in service ID
Plugin_ews_push_message_pap
Network protocol plug-in instance ID
The ID is given when the plug-in instance is created, see Managing and Configuring the Plug-in Manager.
Supported Address Scheme
tel
wapuser
North interface
com.bea.wlcp.wlng.ews.plugin.PushMessagePlugin
com.bea.wlcp.wlng.ews.callback.PushMessageNotificationCallback
Service type
PushMessage
Exposes to the service communication layer a Java representation of:
Extended Web Services WAP Push
Interfaces with the network nodes using:
Push Access Protocol (PAP), 2.0. WAP-247-PAP-20010429-a
Deployment artifacts
ews_push_message_service.jar, Plugin_ews_push_message_pap.jar, and ews_push_message_pap.war, packaged in wlng_nt_push_message_ews.ear
ews_push_message.war and ews_push_message_callback.jar, packaged in wlng_at_push_message_ews.ear

Configuration Workflow for Extended Web Services WAP Push/PAP

Below is an outline for configuring an Extended Web Service WAP Push/PAP network protocol plug-in instance:

  1. Create one or more instances of the plug-in service: see Managing and Configuring the Plug-in Manager. Use the plug-in service ID as detailed in Properties for Extended Web Services WAP Push/PAP.
  2. Using the Management Console or an MBean browser, select the MBean for the plug-in instance. The MBean display name is the same as the plug-in instance ID given when the plug-in instance was created.
  3. Define the characteristics of the PPG server to connect to by specifying:
  4. Attribute: PPGNotificationURL

    Attribute: PPGURL

  5. Specify heartbeat behavior, see Configuring Heartbeats
  6. Set up the routing rules to the plug-in instance: see Configuring the Plug-in Manager. Use the plug-in instance ID and address schemes detailed in Properties for Extended Web Services WAP Push/PAP.
  7. If desired, create and load a node SLA, see:
  8. Defining Global Node and Service Provider Group Node SLAs

    Managing Application SLAs

Move on to the provisioning of service provider accounts and application accounts.

Management for Extended Web Services WAP Push/PAP

No specific management operations.

Provisioning for Extended Web Services WAP Push/PAP

No specific provisioning operations.

Reference: Attributes and Operations for WAP Push/PAP

Below is a list of attributes for configuration and maintenance:

Attribute: PPGNotificationURL

Scope: Server

Unit: n/a

Format: String

Specifies the URL of the plug-in instance. Used by the Push Proxy Gateway (PPG) to send notifications of results to the plug-in instance.

Attribute: PPGURL

Scope: Cluster

Unit: n/a

Format: String

Specifies the URL of the Push Proxy Gateway (PPG) the plug-in instance uses.


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