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Telecom Web Services Toolkit Preview
An integrated development environment for Telecom-enabled applications through Web Services for WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.1.2.
Date Posted: June 13, 2005
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What is the Telecom Web Services Toolkit Preview?
IBM's Telecom Web Services Toolkit Preview enables any ISV or Web developer without specialized telecom knowledge to build telecom-enabled applications. This toolkit is an extension to WebSphere® Studio Application Developer; it supports the integration of e-business applications with the telecom network.
The toolkit includes an integrated simulator that provides an end-to-end solution for developing and testing Telecom applications that use Parlay X APIs. Parlay X Standards are a set of simplified telecom APIs based on Web services published by the Parlay Group and the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI); these standards are in the standardization process at the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP).
How does it work? This version of the IBM Telecom Web Services Toolkit Preview contains APIs that are compliant with the latest 2.0 release of the Parlay X standard. The toolkit will operate in either a Windows or Linux environment as a plug-in to WebSphere Studio Application Developer. The toolkit further simplifies application building by incorporating Web service support and Parlay X interfaces into the integrated development environment of WebSphere Studio Application Developer 5.1.2.
The toolkit contains sample applications, code snippets, a service simulator, an integrated test environment, online help, and documentation.
There is an active newsgroup for IBM Telecom Web Services Toolkit Preview. You may access it at:
Host Name:
news.software.ibm.com
Newsgroup Name:
ibm.software.websphere.everyplace.server-for-telecom
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| | About the technology author(s):
The IBM Telecom Web Services Toolkit team, led by Ed Spring, is part of IBM Software Group's WebSphere Everyplace for Telecom Server (WEST) group.
This technology has been developed over a five-year period, with contribution from various IBM developers from all around the world. The following contributors are specifically acknowledged:
- IBM Austin: Ed Spring, Steven Clay, Mike Copenhaver
- IBM Raleigh: Steven Smith, Tom Songvichitr, Wyn Easton, Tom Haywwod
- IBM France: Jean-Yves Rigolet, Stanislav Tzolovski, Hadrien G. Devichi
- IBM UK: Sam Smith, Barry N. Dow, Cameron McAllister
- IBM Canada: Jennifer Sam, Geoff Duck
- IBM India: Gopal Bhageria, Bala S. Subramanian, Sandip Lahiri
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