The document outlines the capabilities and functionalities of Oracle's WebRTC session controller and related telecom service exposure solutions. It discusses API management, service exposure, and integration of telecom services with other applications, focusing on features such as security, policy control, and partner management. Additionally, it highlights the importance of next-generation service delivery platforms for improving operational efficiency in telecoms and offers insights into training and support for implementation.

8. http://tadhack.com/2014/register/

9. - WebRTC Session Control and API Management
SignalingMedia
Network
Signaling
Engine
Media
Engine
WebRTC Client Applications
Subscriber Data
Analytics
Partners
Long-Tail
“garage
developers”
Call Control
Charging & Billing
Qo
S
Messaging
Internal
Web
Assets
CSP
Assets
API Exposure

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WebRTC - Signaling & Media
Signaling Engine Media Engine
WEBRTC SESSION CONTROLLER
Browser Client Support
Secure Web Signaling
Signaling Encapsulation
Admission Control
Session Rehydration
Reliability Fault Tolerance Security
Media Support
SRTP-RTP Interworking
ICE/STUN/TURN
Intelligent Load Mgmt
High Performance

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Signaling & Media Integration
WSC-SE
WSC-ME
JSON-RTC
(Web Socket)
SIP
ICE / SRTP
HTTP/SOAP
Media Ctrl
& SDP
RTP
WEB:JEE + SIP Servlets
Session Border Control

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WSC-SE: JSON to SIP
Network Initiated vs Application Initiated

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WSC-SE: JSON to SIP
Detailed call flow
BROWSER WSC Orig&Terminating
S-CSCF&AS&MRF
USER-A
01: JSON START/Request 02: SIP INVITE
05: SIP 100 TRYING
JSON START/Initial Response
Optional Response
12: JSON START/Initial Response
ICE Negotiation
Early Media via SRTP
22: SIP 200 OK23: SIP 200 OK25: JSON START/Final Response
26: JSON complete 28: SIP ACK 29: ACK
Media Transfer over SRTP (BROWSER-WSC) Bidirectional RTP Media (WSC-GW) Bidrectional RTP Media (intrra-IMS)
Early Media RTP (WSC-GW)
09: SIP 180 RINGING10: SIP 180 RINGING
13: SIP PRACK 15: SIP PRACK
18: SIP 200 OK20: SIP 200 OK
VF SBC
P-CSCF
04: SIP INVITE
03: SIP 100 TRYING
11 SIP 180 RINGING
14: SIP PRACK
19: SIP 200 OK
24: SIP 200 OK
27: SIP ACK
31: JSON SHUTDOWN 32 SIP BYE 33: SIP BYE 34: SIP BYE
Closing Audio Channel (WSC-GW)
Closing Audio Channel
37: SIP 200 OK38: SIP 200 OK39: SIP 200 OK40: JSON SHUTDOWN
Go to Application URL
HTML 5 App VF SBC
P-CSCF
21: SIP 200 OK
30: ACK
Bidirectional Media (IMS- UE A)
08: SIP 180 RINGING
16: SIP PRACK
17: SIP 200 OK
35: SIP BYE
36: SIP 200 OK
Closing Audio Channel (Intra-IMS) Closing Audio Channel (IMS-UE A)
Early Media RTP from MRF (WSC-GW)
06: SIP INVITE 07: SIP INVITE
SIP 100 TRYING
SIP 100 TRYING

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WSC-SE: Anatomy of a JSON RTC message
{
"control": {
"type":"response"
"sequence":"2",
"correlation_id":"c2"
"subsession_id":"c2“
"package_type":"call"
},
"header": {
"action":"start"
},
"payload": {
"<answer_sdp>"
}
}
Request (expect a “response”)
Response (response to a request send/received)
Message (asynch messagne. No need of answer)
Ack
Error (an error in any message)
A subsession represent a real time communication.
Example, one call is in one subsession. It has a
unique ID within a session
Package is “type” of subsession.
Call subsessions are of package “call”
Presence subsessions are of package “presence”.
Each JsonRTC message performs an action.
“action” is a general header.
Action explains what the message does. Example:
- "action":"shutdown“
- "action":"connect",
"initator":"bob@example.com",
CONTROL HEADER
OTHER HEADER
PAYLOAD

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OCSG API Management
§ Service Exposure
– Simplified access to telecom service infrastructure
implemented on standard WebLogic Server platfrom
§ Policy Control
– Enforce service level agreements against traffic flow with
the network in a controlled and determined manner
§ Security
– Ensure trusted access of applications to network
resources using well defined authorization and
authentication models, encryption and API protection
§ Partner Management
– Automatically on board service and content partners
providing intranet and extranet portals to service delivery
§ Service Creation
– Easily develop new applications and extend the Oracle
Communications Services Gatekeeper platform with
new value added service features
Service access to secure and protected REST & SOAP based services
Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper
Developers
B2B
Partners
Enterprises
3rd
Party
Developers
RESTful/SOAP Interfaces
Network Interfaces
Operator Services 3rd Party Services
Access Control &
Policy Management
API
&
Partner
Management
Analy;cs
Reports

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Comprehensive Platform Test Environment
Simulates Application and Network Interfaces
• Simulates Application interfaces
• SOAP & REST support
• SLA support
• Management GUI to OCSG
• Simulates Network interfaces
• Logs events

18. Core
Network
3rd
Party
Applica;on
Call
Control
SMS
IPTV
Service
Exposure
Layer
1
2
3
1
2
3

20. Service
Exposure
Layer
Call
Control
SMS
IPTV
5
teams
1
STB
+
3
SIMs

21. Service
Exposure
Layer
SMS
POST
rest/sms/sendMessage
{
"sender": "36301234567",
"addresses": [ "36302345678" ],
"message": "Hello!"
}
1
3
Hello!
{ "result": "OK" }
2

22. Service
Exposure
Layer
SMS
POST
rest/sms/startNo;fica;on
{
"serviceNumber": "36301234567",
"callback": "http://example.com/callback"
}
1
2
{
"result":"OK",
"sessionId": "d6f666f6"
}
36301234567

23. Service
Exposure
Layer
SMS
POST
hQp://example.com/callback
{
"sessionId": " d6f666f6 ",
"serviceNumber": " 36301234567",
"sender": "36302345678",
"content": "Hello!"
}
2
Hello!
36301234567
1
3
SMS

24. Service
Exposure
Layer
SMS
POST
rest/sms/stopNo;fica;on
{ "sessionId": "d6f666f6" }
1
2 { "result": "OK" }
36301234567

25. Service
Exposure
Layer
Call
Control
POST
rest/call/makeCall
{
"calledParty": "36301234567",
"callingParty": "36302345678",
}
1
3
{ result : "OK"}
2
4
5
call
connect
call

26. Service
Exposure
Layer
SMS
POST
rest/call/startNo;fica;on
{
"address": "36301234567",
"callback": "http://example.com/callback"
}
1
2
{
"result":"OK",
"sessionId"="d6f666f6"
}
36301234567

27. Service
Exposure
Layer
Call
Control
POST
hQp://example.com/callback
{
"event": "NoAnswer”,
"calledParty": "36301234567",
"callingParty": "36302345678",
"sessionId": " d6f666f6"
}
4
1 call
no
answer
36301234567
2
no
answer
3

28. Service
Exposure
Layer
SMS
POST
rest/call/stopNo;fica;on
{ "sessionId": "d6f666f6" } 1
2 { "result": "OK" }
36301234567

29. Service
Exposure
Layer
SMS
POST
rest/iptv/startNo;fica;on
1
2
{
"result":"OK",
"sessionId"="d6f666f6"
}
{
"device": "123456",
"callback": "http://example.com/callback"
}
123456

30. Service
Exposure
Layer
IPTV
POST
rest/iptv/sendMessage
1
3
{ "result": "OK"}
2
~~~~
~~~
~~~
~~~~
~
~
~
popup
{
"device": "123456",
"template": "popup_with_2_options",
"params": [
{"name": "message", "value": "Missed call from Alan"},
{"name": "option1", "value": "Call back"},
{"name": "option2", "value": "Ok"}
],
"correlator": "8f5dec0a"
}
123456

31. Service
Exposure
Layer
IPTV
POST
hQp://example.com/callback
1
2
~~~~
~~~
~~~
~~~~
~
~
~
Call
back
{
"device": "123456",
"sessionId": "d6f666f6",
"correlator": "8f5dec0a",
"event": "Call back”,
}
123456

32. Service
Exposure
Layer
SMS
POST
rest/iptv/stopNo;fica;on
1
2 { "result":"OK" }
{ "sessionId": "d6f666f6" }
123456

33. .com
testbed.

34. • Optare
Solu,ons
was
founded
to
provide
technical
consul;ng
on
new
complex
services
fulfillment
for
a
Spanish
startup
Telco
in
2002.
As
we
helped
them
to
support
a
ten-­‐fold
business
growth
in
less
than
5
years,
we
also
grown
and
gain
exper;se
along
with
them.
• During
these
years
other
Telecom
companies
have
required
our
services,
and
we
con;nue
helping
them
to
grow,
increase
their
efficiency,
and
become
a
“Lean
operator”.
• More
than
12
years
working
this
way,
exclusively
for
the
Telecoms
Industry,
haven’t
but
made
us
even
more
“Natural
Born
Telco”
34

35. Optare Solu,ons NAPPS
ü We
work
together
with
our
Clients
to
improve
the
return
of
their
network
investment
by
crea;ng
convergent
services,
exposing
Telecom
services
to
other
companies,
and
deploying
new
Telco
&
OTT
services.
ü Our
architects
and
consultants
team,
specialized
in
Service
Delivery
Plaaorms,
are
ready
to
success
in
Oracle
Communica;ons’
SDPs
deployment
turn-­‐key
projects,
as
well
as
Professional
Services
and
Training.

36. Network Applica,ons
36
Carriers
concurrently
need
to
re-­‐evaluate
their
current
service
delivery
strategy
when
streamlining
their
systems.
Horizontal
next-­‐genera,on
service
delivery
pla?orms
(NG
SDPs)
are
becoming
a
strategic
focus
in
these
scenarios.
• Our
specializa;on
on
Service
Gatekeeper
(OCSG),
Converged
Applica,on
Server
(OCCAS)
and
WebRTC
Session
Controller
(WSC)
from
Oracle
Communica,ons
SDPs
suite,
give
us
the
ability
to
offer
solu;ons
:
• Network
and
Service
exposure
• OSS/BSS
gateways
• Payment
Gateways:
Personalized
Billing
and
Charging
solu;ons
• Third-­‐party
Abstrac;on
• Service
crea;on
and
execu;on
environments
• Partner
Management
• Thanks
to
our
Architects
and
Consultants
we
offer
services
of
specific
training,
consul,ng
and
Professional
Services,
and
turn-­‐key
project
for
SDPs
deployment
and
integra,on.

37. Products Exper,se
37
• Oracle
Communica,ons
Converged
Applica,on
Server
(OCCAS)
• Speeds
development
and
deployment
of
carrier-­‐grade
converged
IP
services
• Lowers
cost
of
development
with
carrier-­‐grade
availability
• Maximizes
profitability
of
new
and
exis;ng
converged
IP
services
• Establishes
a
services
layer
founda;on
and
scalable
growth
infrastructure
• Delivers
high
performance
and
low
latency
• Oracle
Communica,ons
Services
Gatekeeper
(OCSG)
• Faster
;me
to
market
and
increased
revenue
• AQrac;ve
to
third-­‐party
developers
and
partners
due
to
mul;ple
open
API
op;ons
• Offers
comprehensive
control
of
third-­‐party
network
access
and
usage
• Easily
scalable
to
large
numbers
of
third-­‐party
developers
and
applica;ons
• Extends
rapidly
to
support
exposure
of
new
telco
and
third-­‐party
services
• Oracle
Communica,ons
WebRTC
Session
Controller
(WSC)
• High
reliability
and
performance
with
carrier-­‐grade
availability
• Interoperable
between
any
WebRTC
device
and
any
SIP
network
• Comprehensive,
secure
authen;ca;on,
encryp;on,
and
aQack
mi;ga;on
• Stateful
session
management
with
connec;on
rehydra;on
• SDK
for
rapid
real
;me
communica;on
applica;on
development
Oracle
Communica,ons
SDP
is
a
poraolio
of
powerful,
standards-­‐
based
telecom
network
services
layer
middleware
and
applica;on
products,
designed
to
enable
service
providers,
enterprises,
and
developers
to
harness
and
cross-­‐leverage
the
power
of
the
Web,
telecommunica;ons,
social
networking,
and
IT,
so
that
they
can
rapidly
and
cost-­‐effec;vely
create
new
and
converged
internet-­‐communica;on
services.
.

38. Optare Solu,ons -­‐ Webinar
ü Our
website:
tadhack.optaresolu;ons.com
ü Reques;ng
creden;als
ü Seing
up
an
environment
for
Telco
APIs
ü Seing
up
an
environment
for
WebRTC
ü Reques;ng
Support

39. tadhacks.optaresolu,ons.com
39

40. Reques,ng creden,als
40

41.
SeCng up an environment for Telco APIs
41

42.
SeCng up an environment for WebRTC
42

43.
Support
43

44.
Find us in GitHub!
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