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Preface

• Audience
• Documentation Accessibility

1 Principles of the Oracle Communications Service Broker NG-IN Solution

• Introduction
• Solution Architecture
• Session Control
• Charging
• User Interaction
• Multleg Control
• Information Exchange through the SIP Interface
  • Information Exchange using SIP Headers
  • Information Exchange using SIP Body
    • Setting the Content-Type Header for BER Tunneling
• Setting the Format for Specifying a Phone Number in the Header of a SIP Message

2 Developing a SIP Call Control Application

• Controlling a Call
• Invoking a SIP Application
• Exposing Nature of Address
• Exposing Diversion Information
• Developing an Initial Call Control Application
  • Updating the Called Party Number
    • Generating a CAP Connect Operation
  • Leaving the Called Party Number Unmodified
  • Updating the Calling Party Number
• Developing a Full Call Control Application
  • Handling the SDP
  • Handling the SIP Route Header
  • Updating the Called Party Number
  • Leaving the Called Party Number Unmodified
  • Updating the Calling Party Number
  • Updating the Nature of Address
  • Controlling the EDPs Arming
  • Receiving Call Events Notifications
  • Terminating a Call
  • Service Controller Error Responses
• Rejecting a Call
  • Controlling the CAP Release Cause

3 Developing a SIP Charging Application

• About Charging Solution Architecture
• About Call Monitoring Methods
• About the Methods of Communication with Service Controller
• Exchanging Charging Information Using a Charging Info Body
  • SIP Messages that Carry a Charging Info Body
  • Communicating with Service Controller
• Exchanging Charging Information Using XER
  • Performing FurnishChargingInformation Operation
    • Performing FurnishChargingInformation in an Application Initiated Call
  • Performing SendChargingInformation Operation
  • Performing ApplyCharging Operation
  • Receiving a Charging Report from an MSC
  • Performing CallInformationRequest Operation
    • Receiving a Report

4 Developing a SIP User Interaction Application

• About User Interaction Functionality
• About the Media Resource Table
• Suspending Call Processing for Pre-Call Announcements
• Communicating with a Media Resource
  • Playing an Announcement
  • Playing an Announcement and Collecting Information
• Playing a Tone

5 Developing a Multi-Leg Call Control Application

• Providing Multi-Leg Call Control
  • About CAP Call Leg Representation
• Creating a New Call Leg
  • Creating a New Leg in a New Call
  • Creating a New Leg in an Existing Call
• Restricting Calling Line Identification for a Calling Party Number
  • Restricting Calling Line Identification on a Permanent Basis
  • Restricting Calling Line Identification on a Per-Message Basis
• Disconnecting a Call Leg
• Removing a Leg from a Call
• Connecting Call Legs
• Multi-Leg Control Example

6 Understanding the Service Broker NG-IN Solution for Presence and Subscriber Status Applications

• Introduction
• Solution Architecture
  • SIP SUBSCRIBE and SIP NOTIFY Interface
  • Exchanging Information Through the SIP Interface

7 Developing a Presence and Subscriber Status SIP Application

• Understanding Common SIP Interface Concepts
  • Specifying the Address of an SS7 Entity
  • Specifying the Identity of a Mobile Subscriber
  • SIP NOTIFY Message Body Formats
  • Specifying Supported SIP NOTIFY Message Body Formats
  • Setting the Expires Header
  • Handling SIP Errors
• Obtaining Subscriber's State and Location
  • Generating a SIP SUBSCRIBE Message
    • Common SIP Headers
    • Event Header
  • Processing a SIP NOTIFY Request
    • Subscription-State Header
    • Content-Type Header
    • SIP Message Body
• Obtaining Mobile Subscriber's Subscription Information
  • Generating a SIP SUBSCRIBE Message
    • Common SIP Headers
    • Event Header
    • Content-Type Header
  • Processing the SIP NOTIFY Message
    • Subscription-State Header
• Modifying Mobile Subscriber's Information
  • Generating a SIP Subscribe Message
    • Common SIP Headers
    • Event Header
    • Content-Type Header
  • Processing a SIP Notify Message
    • Subscription-State Header
    • Content-Type Header

8 Developing a Short Message Application

• About Solution Architecture
• Sending a Short Message from an Application to an SMSC
  • About Methods of Specifying Short Message Parameters
  • Specifying the Identity of an Application
  • Specifying the Identity of a Mobile Subscriber
  • Specifying the Message Content Type
  • Setting the Validity Period of a Message
  • Triggering an SMSC to Send a Predefined Short Message to a Mobile Subscriber
  • Specifying the Message Mode, Type, and Privacy Indicator
  • Specifying the Message Priority
  • Requesting a Delivery Receipt or Acknowledgement
  • Tunneling an SMPP Message using the XER or BER Format
  • Processing Headers of a Delivery Receipt or Acknowledgement
• Receiving a Short Message Sent by a Mobile Subscriber
  • Processing Headings of a Short Message Sent by a Mobile Subscriber
• Handling Errors

9 Sample Applications

• About Sample Applications
  • Sample Application Files
  • Deploying Sample Applications
  • Configuring Sample Applications
• Local Number Portability Application
  • Application Call Flow
  • Modes of Playing an Announcement
    • Playing an Announcement Using the Asynchronous Mode
    • Playing an Announcement Using the Synchronous Mode
  • Setting Up the Phone Translation Table
  • Specifying the Announcement to Be Played
• Ringback Tone Application
  • Application Call Flow
  • Specifying the MRF URI for Playing an Announcement
• Screening Application
  • Application Call Flow
  • Specifying Calling Party Number and Called Party Number
• Location Service Application
  • Application Call Flow
• Presence Application
  • Application Call Flow
  • SOAP Requests and Responses
  • Setting Up the Presence Application to Communicate with Service Controller

A Detailed Sequence Diagram Examples

• Personalized Ring Back Tone
  • Message Dumps
• Message #1: CAP InitialDP
• Message #2: SIP INVITE
• Message #3: SIP_INVITE
• Message #4: CAP InitiateCallAttempt
• Message #5: CAP InitiateCallAttempt Result
• Message #6: SIP 183 SESSION PROGRESS
• Message #7: CAP RequestReportBCSMEvent
• Message #8: CAP ContinueWithArgument
• Message #9: SIP INVITE
• Message #10: CAP InitiateCallAttempt
• Message #11: CAP InitiateCallAttempt Result
• Message #12: SIP 183 SESSION PROGRESS
• Message #13: CAP RequestReportBCSMEvent
• Message #14: CAP ContinueWithArgument
• Message #15: CAP EventReportBCSM
• Message #16: SIP 180 RINGING
• Message #17: CAP EventReportBCSM
• Message #18: SIP 180 RINGING
• Message #19: SIP 183 SESSION PROGRESS
• Message #20: CAP DisconnectLeg
• Message #21: CAP DisconnectLeg Result
• Message #22: CAP RequestReportBCSM
• Message #23: CAP ContinueWithArgument
• Message #24: CAP MoveLeg
• Message #25: CAP MoveLeg Result
• Message #26: CAP ContinueWithArgument
• Message #27: CAP EventReportBCSM
• Message #28: SIP 200 OK
• Message #29: SIP 200 OK
• Message #30: CAP ContinueWithArgument
• Message #31: CAP EventReportBCSM
• Message #32: SIP 200 OK
• Message #33: CAP ContinueWithArgument
• Message #34: SIP BYE
• Message #35: SIP 200 OK
• Message #36: CAP DisconnectLeg
• Message #37: CAP DisconnectLeg Result
• Message #38: CAP ContinueWithArgument
• Message #39: SIP reINVITE
• Message #40: CAP MoveLeg
• Message #41: CAP MoveLeg Result
• Message #42: CAP ContinueWithArgument
• Message #43: SIP 200 OK
• Message #44: CAP EventReportBCSM
• Message #45: SIP BYE
• Message #46: SIP 200 OK
• Message #47: SIP BYE
• Message #48: SIP 200 OK
• Message #49: CAP ReleaseCall