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The contents and structure of this guide are as follows:

Chapter

Contents

Chapter 1 “Introduction to HP OpenCall SS7 APIs”

Introduces the APIs provided by HP OpenCall SS7. A general description of the HP OpenCall SS7 stack versions is also included.

Chapter 2 “General System Guidelines”

Gives guidelines to help you develop applications to run on top of the HP OpenCall SS7 platform. Following these guidelines will ensure that the applications will inter-operate correctly and efficiently with the individual sub-systems of the HP OpenCall SS7 platform.

Chapter 3 “General API Guidelines”

Introduces the general concepts and mechanisms that must be used when developing applications. These guidelines are applicable to each HP OpenCall SS7 API, and must be read in association with the following API chapters.

Chapter 4 “Using the Level 3 (MTP3/M3UA) API”

Describes the Level 3 API and the functions that applications can use to exchange signaling information with the SS7 stack. The guidelines in this chapter will ensure that the application correctly uses the Level 3 API. The same Level 3 API is used whether the Level 3 protocol is MTP3 (SS7) or M3UA (SIGTRAN).

Chapter 5 “Using the SCCP API”

Describes the SCCP API and the functions that the application can use to exchange signalling information with the SS7 stack. The guidelines in this chapter will ensure that the application correctly communicates with the SCCP API.

Chapter 6 “Using the TCAP API”

Describes the TCAP API and the functions that the application can use to establish and maintain TCAP dialogues with a remote TCAP user.

Chapter 7 “Using the TCAP Application Message Dispatcher”

Describes the TCAP Application Message Dispatcher.

Chapter 8 “PIC/AG - Introduction”

Introduces the Application Guardian. The Application Guardian (Plug-In Container/Application Guardian) is used to run a user plug-in (shared library).

Chapter 9 “PIC/AG - Using the PCA API”

Describes how to use the PCA API to develop a user plug-in (shared library) to run with the Application Guardian.

Chapter 10 “PIC/AG - Using the PIC APIs”

Describes how to use the PIC APIs to develop a user plug-in (shared library) to run with the Application Guardian.

Chapter 11 “Using the OA&M API”

Describes the Operation, Administration & Maintenance (OA&M) functions that applications can use to manage the MTP2, MTP3, SCCP and TCAP processes in the SS7 Stack.

Chapter 12 “Using the ISUP API ”

Describes how to open, close and use an SS7 stack connection via the HP OpenCall SS7 ISUP API.

Chapter 13 “Exchanging ISUP Messages ”

Describes how to create, manipulate and exchange standard ANSI and ITU-T messages. It also describes the primitives provided for IsupSMProbe and IsupBPProbe objects.

Chapter 14 “Managing HP OpenCall SS7 ISUP”

Provides management guidelines for use in developing the application.

Chapter 15 “Introduction to ISUP Procedures”

Presents information about ISUP procedures, including FSMs, interaction with the MTP layer and segmentation mechanisms.

Chapter 16 “ISUP Call Control - Procedures Common to ANSI and ITU-T”

Describes how HP OpenCall SS7 ISUP behaves when controlling call setup and call teardown procedures that are common to ANSI and ITU-T.

Chapter 18 “ISUP Call Control - Procedures Specific to ANSI”

Describes how HP OpenCall SS7 ISUP behaves when controlling call setup and call teardown procedures that are specific to ANSI.

Chapter 19 “ISUP Call Control - Procedures Specific to ITU-T”

Describes how HP OpenCall SS7 ISUP behaves when controlling call setup and call teardown procedures that are specific to ITU-T.

Chapter 17 “ISUP Circuit Maintenance - Procedures Specific to ANSI”

Describes circuit maintenance processes that are specific to ANSI.

Chapter 20 “ISUP Circuit Maintenance - Procedures Specific to ITU-T”

Describes circuit maintenance processes that are specific to ITU-T.

Appendix A “ISUP Library Values”

Lists the AdditionalInfo values that can be returned by the ISUP Library in certain ANSI and ITU-T -based scenarios.

Appendix B “TUP Addendum”

Describes HP Opencall SS7 TUP. It describes the differences between HP Opencall SS7 TUP and HP OpenCall SS7 ISUP.

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