Oracle Server E10293-02 ユーザーズマニュアル
Importing Example Projects
5-4 Oracle Communication and Mobility Server Developer’s Guide
A new Java Project is created in the Package Explorer. Access the Package
Explorer by selecting Window, Show View, Package Explorer. To deploy your
project, perform the steps described in
Explorer by selecting Window, Show View, Package Explorer. To deploy your
project, perform the steps described in
Importing Example Projects
The section describes how to import and configure the example projects provided by
OCMS SCE. There is a Readme file provided with all the example projects (except the
Basic Response project) that includes steps to deploy and use the project. Refer to the
Readme file bundled with the project for additional information.
OCMS SCE. There is a Readme file provided with all the example projects (except the
Basic Response project) that includes steps to deploy and use the project. Refer to the
Readme file bundled with the project for additional information.
OCMS SCE provides the following six example projects (
):
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Basic Response SIP Application Example Project
: This SIP servlet receives an
incoming MESSAGE and sends back a response to the sender.
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Call Forward SIP Application Example Project
: This SIP servlet provides Call
Forward on No Answer functionality.
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Message Sender SIP/WEB Converged Application Example Project
: This
application includes the Message Sender SIP Servlet and a web page from which a
message can be sent to a SIP address.
message can be sent to a SIP address.
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Parlay X Web Services Client Example Project
: This is a Parlay X Web Services
client example project that uses the Presence Supplier interface.
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Proxy/registrar SIP Application Example Project
: This SIP application can
register and authenticate users and can set up voice and video calls as well as
allow instant messaging between registered users.
allow instant messaging between registered users.
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Third Party Call Control SIP Application Example Project
: This application is a
Third Party Call Control SIP example application that performs basic Click-to-Call
functionality, implements Flow I in RFC 3725 (the recommended call flow for
man-machine call setup), and provides a Web interface.
functionality, implements Flow I in RFC 3725 (the recommended call flow for
man-machine call setup), and provides a Web interface.
Note:
The Parlay X Web Services client is a client side project, and
cannot be deployed on a server (it is not packaged as a WAR or EJB).
You should run this project as a normal Java application
You should run this project as a normal Java application