Application Test Environment User's Guide
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Introduction and Roadmap
The following sections describe the audience for and organization of this document:
Document Scope and Audience
The purpose of this guide is to describe the operation and maintenance related to a single Windows 2000/XP BEA Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment installation, including the following:
Intended audience is developers and test engineers working with BEA Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment and BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper.
Guide to this Document
This guide contains the following chapters:
- Introduction and Roadmap describes the structure and contents of this document, the used writing conventions, and related documentation.
- Introduction to Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment gives an overview of the main areas in BEA Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment capabilities, arhitecture and scenarios of usage.
- Network Gatekeeper Management Tool describes WebLogic Network Gatekeeper management application, the WebLogic Network Gatekeeper Management Tool used for some of the Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment OAM tasks.
- Using the Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment GUI describes the operations possible to perform in the Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment GUI
- Using Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment SLEE services describes the operations possible to perform in the Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment SLEE services.
- System Upgrade describes how system upgrades and patches are handled.
- Installation and Configuration describes how to install the software and start up Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment. It also tell you how to perform the configuration needed before Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment can be taken into use.
- Directory Structure and Contents describes the directory structure created when installing Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment.
Terminology
The following terms and acronyms are used this document:
API —Application Programming Interface
ATE —Application Test Environment
ESPA —High level web services APIs
MMS —Multimedia Message Service
SLEE —Service Logic Execution Environment
SLEE Service —A software module that is designed to execute in the SLEE.
SMIL —Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language
URL —Universal Resource Locator
WESPA —Web Services ESPA. Web Services interface to ESPA.
Related Documentation
Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment documentation
This user's guide is a part of the Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment documentation set. The following documents contain other types of product information:
- Application Developer's Guide - Parlay X for WebLogic Network Gatekeeper
The application developer's guides describe how to design and implement WebLogic Network Gatekeeper applications.
Other Documentation
The third party documentation needed to operate and maintain Network Gatekeeper Application Test Environment is listed in the Chapter References.
