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Preface

• Audience
• Related Documents
• Downloading Oracle Communications Documentation
• Documentation Accessibility

1 About the Orchestration Studio User Interface

• About the Orchestration Studio
• Around the Orchestration Studio User Interface
  • Conditions Pane
  • IM Pane
  • Canvas
  • Properties / Actions Pane
    • Properties
    • Actions
  • Toolbar
• About Components of an Orchestration Logic Flow

2 Building an Orchestration Logic Flow

• About Building Orchestration Logic with the Orchestration Studio
  • About Building a Conditional Orchestration Logic Flow
    • About Conditional Parameters
    • About Grouping Conditions
  • About Building an Unconditional Orchestration Logic Flow
• Building a Conditional Orchestration Logic Flow
  • Building a Flow
  • Adding Conditions
    • Adding Conditions with One Conditional Parameter
    • Adding Conditions with Multiple Conditional Parameters
    • Adding Conditions with Multiple Conditional Expressions
  • Specifying IMs
• Building an Unconditional Orchestration Logic Flow
  • Building a Flow
  • Specifying IMs
• Saving an Orchestration Logic Flow
• Removing an Orchestration Logic Flow or its Parts
  • Removing an Orchestration Logic Flow
  • Removing Conditions and IMs from an Orchestration Logic Flow
  • Removing Conditions
  • Removing Connector Lines from an Orchestration Logic Flow

3 Providing Additional Information to an Application

• About Additional Information Provided to Applications
• Providing Additional Information

4 Invoking Applications Based on the Previous Session Route

• About Invoking Applications Based on the Previous Session Route
• Tagging a Session
• Checking Tags in a Session

5 Defining the Orchestration Order of Messages Sent by a Called Party

• About the Orchestration Order
• Grouping Applications into a Unidirectional Group

6 Defining the OE Behavior on Receiving a Response from an Application

• About the OE Behavior on Receiving Responses from an Application
• Defining the OE Behavior on Receiving an Error from an Application
• Defining the OE Behavior on Receiving a Response from an Application

A Use Cases

• About the Use Cases
• Service Orchestration
  • IN Service Interaction
    • Building the IN Service Interaction Flow
    • Viewing the IN Service Interaction Source Code
  • IMS Service Interaction
    • Building the IMS Service Interaction Flow
    • Viewing the IMS Service Interaction Source Code
  • Forcing Back to Back
    • Enforcing the Back-to-Back Flow
    • Viewing the FB2B Source Code
  • Choosing between Two Execution Paths
    • Building a Choosing between Two Execution Paths Flow
    • Viewing the Source Code of a Flow Choosing between Two Execution Paths
• Building an Orchestration Flow in Online Mediation Controller

B Initial Filter Criteria

• About the Initial Filter Criteria
• Setting Up the Initial Filter Criteria
  • Setting Up a Trigger Point
    • Grouping SPTs and Specifying Relationship Between Groups and Group Members
    • Specifying Conditions
  • Specifying an Application
  • Specifying a Priority
• Specifying the Order of Message Routing
• Providing Additional Information to an Application
• Continuing or Releasing a Session
• Triggering Applications Based on the Status of the Previous Application
  • Mapping Request Names to Status
  • Triggering an Application
• Triggering Applications Based on the Previous Session Route
  • Tagging a Session
  • Triggering an Application
• Java MBeans Reference
  • OeHistoryMBean
  • RequestStatusCodesMBean
  • RequestStatusCodeMBean