Overview of the WebLogic SIP Server Architecture
Developing SIP Applications with WebLogic SIP Server
Overview of Developing SIP Applications with WebLogic SIP Server
Goals of the SIP Servlet API Specification
SIP Protocol Support
Simplicity and Ease of Use
Converged Applications
Application Composition
Highly Reliable Implementation
Overview of the SIP Servlet Container
SIP Dialog Handling
Using the SIP Servlet API
The SipServlet Object
SIP Factory
SIP Messages
SipSession
SipApplicationSession
Application Timers
SIP Servlet Application Example: Converged SIP and HTTP Application
SIP Servlet Application Example: SUBSCRIBE and NOTIFY
WebLogic SIP Server Session API
Assembling and Packaging a Converged Application
Working with SIP and HTTP Sessions
Modifying the SipApplicationSession from Non-SIP Servlets
WebLogic SIP Server Profile API
Using Document Keys for Application-Managed Profile Data
Monitoring Profile Data
WebLogic SIP Server Software Development Kit
WebLogic SIP Server in the Network
Overview of WebLogic SIP Server in a Typical Service Provider Network
SIP and IMS Service Control (ISC)
ISC and the 3GPP SIP Profile
AS Session Case Determination Requirement of ISC
Transport Layer Issues Related to ISC
HTTP User Interface
Service/Subscriber Data and Authentication
Web Services Support and Integration with Service Oriented Architectures
Management Interfaces
Administration Console
Cluster-Wide Traffic Monitoring via the Administration Console
Media Control
Charging and Billing
Security
Authentication Providers
Trusted Host Authentication
Declarative Security
WebLogic SIP Server Cluster Architecture
Overview of the Cluster Architecture
WebLogic SIP Server Cluster Linear Scalability
WebLogic SIP Server Replication
Partition Views
Timer Processing
Replica Failure
Engine Failure
Effects of Failures on Call Flows
Diameter Protocol Handling
Deployment of WebLogic SIP Server in Non-clustered configurations
“Zero Downtime” Application Upgrades
Requirements and Restrictions for Upgrading Deployed Applications
Standards Alignment
Overview of WebLogic SIP Server Standards Alignment
Java Sun Recommendation (JSR) Standards Compliance
IETF RFC Compliance
3GPP R6 Specification Conformance
Supported Platforms
Supported Configurations
Supported Databases
Verified Load Balancers
Verified SIP Clients
SIP Servlet API Service Invocation
Overview
Servlet Mapping Rules: Objects, Properties and Conditions
Supported Service Trigger Points
Conditions and Logical Connectors
Acronyms
References