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Oracle® Communications Services Gatekeeper Statement of Compliance
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3 Parlay X 2. 1 Call Notification

The following chapter describes the standard Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper Parlay 2.1 Call Notification communication services and how the interfaces and protocols comply to standards.

Parlay X 2.1 Call Notification Statement of Compliance

This section describes the standards compliance for the communication services for Parlay X 2.1 Call notification:

The Parlay X 2.1 interface complies to ETSI ES 202 391-3 V1.2.1 (2006-12) Open Service Access (OSA); Parlay X Web Services; Part 3: Call Notification (Parlay X 2). See

http://docbox.etsi.org/TISPAN/Open/OSA/ParlayX21.html

for links to the specification.

Table 3-1 Statement of Compliance, Parlay X 2.1 Call Notification

Method Compliant(Yes | No) Comment

Interface: CallDirection

   

handleBusy

Y

 

handleNotReachable

Y

 

handleNoAnswer

Y

 

handleCalledNumber

Y

 

Interface: CallNotification

   

notifyBusy

Y

 

notifyNotReachable

Y

 

notifyNoAnswer

Y

 

notifyCalledNumber

Y

 

Interface: CallDirectionManager

   

startCallDirectionNotification

Y

 

stopCallDirectionNotification

Y

 

Interface: CallNotificationManager

   

StartCallNotification

Y

 

stopCallNotification

Y

 

SIP for Parlay X 2.1 Call Notification

The SIP plug-in for Parlay X 2.1 Call Notification is an integration plug-in that utilizes the Oracle Converged Application Server (OCCAS) to connect to a SIP/IMS network. The plug-in connects to a SIP servlet executing in WebLogic SIP Server. The SIP Servlet uses the SIP API provided by the WebLogic SIP server, which in its turn converts the API calls to SIP messages.

The SIP servlet acts as both as a SIP User Agent and a SIP Proxy. Depending on which Parlay X operation and state of the call the SIP servlet acts either as a proxy or as the calling party. This means that the calling UA must use WebLogic SIP server as a SIP Proxy.

Standards Compliance

The SIP servlet uses the WebLogic SIP server, which conforms to RFC 3261.

The specification is found on http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3261.txt

Table 3-2 Statement of Compliance, SIP for Parlay X 2.1 Call Notification

Message/Response Compliant(Yes/No) Comment

REGISTER

-

Not used in the context.

INVITE

Y

 

ACK

Y

 

CANCEL

Y

 

BYE

Y

 

OPTIONS

-

Not used in the context.

INFO

-

Not used in the context.

100 Trying

Y

 

180 Ringing

Y

 

181 Call Is Being Forwarded

Y

Not used in the context.

182 Queued

Y

Not used in the context.

183 Session Progress

Y

Not used in the context.

200 OK

Y

 

300 Multiple Choices

Y

UA treated as unreachable.

301 Moved Permanently

Y

UA treated as unreachable.

302 Moved Temporarily

Y

UA treated as unreachable.

305 Use Proxy

Y

UA treated as unreachable.

380 Alternative Service

Y

UA treated as unreachable.

400 Bad Request

Y

UA treated as unreachable

401 Unauthorized

Y

UA treated as unreachable

402 Payment Required

Y

UA treated as unreachable

403 Forbidden

Y

UA treated as unreachable

404 Not Found

Y

UA treated as unreachable

405 Method Not Allowed

Y

UA treated as unreachable

406 Not Acceptable

Y

UA treated as unreachable

407 Proxy Authentication Required

Y

UA treated as unreachable

408 Request Timeout

Y

Treated as no answer from UA.

410 Gone

Y

UA treated as unreachable

413 Request Entity Too Large

Y

UA treated as unreachable

414 Request-URI Too Long

Y

UA treated as unreachable

415 Unsupported Media Type

Y

UA treated as unreachable

416 Unsupported URI Scheme

Y

UA treated as unreachable

420 Bad Extension

Y

UA treated as unreachable

421 Extension Required

Y

UA treated as unreachable

423 Interval Too Brief

Y

UA treated as unreachable

480 Temporarily Unavailable

Y

UA treated as unreachable

481 Call/Transaction Does Not Exist

Y

UA treated as unreachable

482 Loop Detected

Y

UA treated as unreachable

483 Too Many Hops

Y

UA treated as unreachable

484 Address Incomplete

Y

UA treated as unreachable

485 Ambiguous

Y

UA treated as unreachable

486 Busy Here

Y

 

487 Request Terminated

Y

UA treated as unreachable

488 Not Acceptable Here

Y

UA treated as unreachable

491 Request Pending

Y

UA treated as unreachable

493 Undecipherable

Y

UA treated as unreachable

500 Server Internal Error

Y

UA treated as unreachable

501 Not Implemented

Y

UA treated as unreachable

502 Bad Gateway

Y

UA treated as unreachable

503 Service Unavailable

Y

UA treated as unreachable

504 Server Time-out

Y

UA treated as unreachable

505 Version Not Supported

Y

UA treated as unreachable

513 Message Too Large

Y

UA treated as unreachable

600 Busy Everywhere

Y

UA treated as unreachable

603 Decline

Y

UA treated as unreachable

604 Does Not Exist Anywhere

Y

UA treated as unreachable

606 Not Acceptable

Y

UA treated as unreachable


Note:

When a Parlay X application returns ActionValues.Route in Action.actionToPerform as a response to operations in Interface: CallDirection, a record-route header is inserted in the SIP Message the in order to stay in the call path.