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hp OpenCall SS7 platform Application Developer's Guide: For Release 3.1 on Linux > Chapter 1 Introduction to HP OpenCall SS7 APIsHP OpenCall SS7 Stack APIs |
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The Stack APIs provide access to the SS7 protocol stack. These APIs allow an application to request services from the appropriate protocol layer (MTP Level 3, SCCP or TCAP). MTP3/M3UA Level 3 services are accessible through this API. Using the provided functions, an application written in C can exchange MSUs with a peer application. Applications can utilize the functions provided by this API to request services such as:
See Chapter 4 “Using the Level 3 (MTP3/M3UA) API”, for a full description. The SCCP library enhances the transport services of MTP Level 3, and combined with the MTP library forms the Network Service Part (NSP) which is equivalent to Layer 3 of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) reference model. Applications written in C can utilize the functions provided by this API to request SCCP services such as:
See Chapter 5 “Using the SCCP API”, for a full description. The TCAP API allows an application written in C to access either the component or the transaction sublayer. This enables non-standard TCAP components to use the HP OpenCall SS7 transaction sublayer. This API provides functions to request the services of the TCAP library such as:
For a description, see Chapter 6 “Using the TCAP API”. If several users are connected with the same SSN on the same stack, you can supply your own algorithm to replace the round-robin algorithm used by default. You do this using the TCAP Application Message Dispatcher. The TCAP Application Message Dispatcher has its own API. This API is described in Chapter 7 “Using the TCAP Application Message Dispatcher”. HP OpenCall SS7 ISUP enables ISUP call control applications to run over SS7 networks. It relies on MTP Level 3 functionality to transfer its messages through the SS7 network to the destination point code. For a description, see Chapter 12 “Using the ISUP API ” and subsequent chapters. HP Opencall SS7 TUP enables TUP call control applications to run over SS7 networks. It relies on MTP Level 3 functionality to transfer its messages through the SS7 network to the destination point code. For a description, see Appendix B “TUP Addendum” |
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