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Manage Telecommunication equipment using Web Services. Agenda 1. Project objectives Side issues Main issues MileGate ? Embedded HTTP server HTML Generation Client tools Frameworks functionalities Evaluated frameworks WS-Description. Agenda 2. Interoperability WS►I Profiles
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Agenda 1 • Project objectives • Side issues • Main issues • MileGate ? • Embedded HTTP server • HTML Generation • Client tools • Frameworksfunctionalities • Evaluatedframeworks • WS-Description
Agenda 2 • Interoperability • WS►I Profiles • WS►I Tools • Tests • Tests definitions • Tests validations • Conclusion • Disadvantage of the project • Benefit of the project • Whatneeds to beimproved in the future… • Questions
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Introduction on MileGate IP-based multi-service next-generation access platform Combines broadbandaccess, telephony and data interfaces Migrate your telecommunications network to the NGN high quality Triple Play, broadband business services and traditional telephony and data services at the same time core unit & 20 otherunits example: 960 xDSL or 456 COMBO
Introduction on MileGate Embedded system VxWorks, C++ PowerPC ~400MHz 256MB RAM, 128MB flash memory
HTML Generation We performed a feasibility study and suggested a manner for the implementation. The suggestion contains: functional design sequential interactions discovery/requesting mechanism GUI prototype generation of the files reaction on modifications No client installation needed !
Client tools • Frameworksfunctionalities
Client tools 4 • Evaluatedframeworks • WS-Concepts → Web services concepts supported • Transport → Data transferprotocol • Encoding table → …………………………….. • Data binding → …………………………………… • General features→ ………………………………..
Client tools 5 • Evaluatedframeworks • Unavoidableframeworks
Web Service Principle Performed work Further development / Suggestions
Web Service - Principle W3C definition public interfaces and bindings are defined and described using XML interact with the Web service in a manner prescribed by its definition, using XML based messages conveyed by Internet protocols Basic components of Web Service Architecture Communication Service Description Directory Service • SOAP • WSDL • optional, not used
Web Service – Performedwork The new parts added to the WSDL file are: new fault type header & fault messages Integration of fault into operation’s WS-Transfer “soapAction” for operation’s automatic binding of the headers into the SOAP messages wsdl:service element with the Endpoint References • XSLT
Web Service – Furtherdevelopment New discover message just for MO’s Use of relationships for operations Adaptation of notification mechanism Meta constraints for invocation of operations Many other possibilities as advertisement of new endpoints operational status of resource customized requests and more ..need to be analyzed carefully!
Web services interoperability 2 • WS►I Tools Interoperabilitytestingtools 1.1
Tests • Test definition • Generate java classes from WSDL file • Test of the xFer module (WS-transfer) • Verify the usage of WS-Management • Send a SetLabel and Receive a GetLabel • Use WS-I tools for testinginteroperability • Convert WSDL 1.1 to 2.0 with WSO2 tools
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