As i go along, i will quote the specific literature from the specification to reference the design diagrams. I will also post the diagrams on the blog (http://whitelassiblog.wordpress.com)
If anyone of us would like to volunteer to help me in the design process, you are most welcome.
If anyone of us has an interest in designing Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) in JSPs or JSFs, you are most welcome to volunteer by replying to this mail.
From: aayush bhatnagar
Date: 02-11-2008 10:39:36
To: us...@whitelassi.dev.java.net; whitelassi@googlegroups.com
Subject: [whitelassi:7] Initial Sbb design and Stage-3 description to be up
soon
Hello friends,
Soon i will be starting to design the Service Building blocks for the PNM
server. I will be following the 3GPP specs, that can be downloaded from the
Files section (http://groups.google.com/group/whitelassi)
As i go along, i will quote the specific literature from the specification
to reference the design diagrams. I will also post the diagrams on the blog
(http://whitelassiblog.wordpress.com)
If anyone of us would like to volunteer to help me in the design process,
you are most welcome.
If anyone of us has an interest in designing Graphical User Interfaces
(GUIs) in JSPs or JSFs, you are most welcome to volunteer by replying to
this mail.
> As i go along, i will quote the specific literature from the specification > to reference the design diagrams. I will also post the diagrams on the blog > (http://whitelassiblog.wordpress.com)
> If anyone of us would like to volunteer to help me in the design process, > you are most welcome.
> If anyone of us has an interest in designing Graphical User Interfaces > (GUIs) in JSPs or JSFs, you are most welcome to volunteer by replying to > this mail.
Hi Dominic, I have identified some high level requirements for the GUI. The technology that we can use for the GUI can be simple JSP Servlets. However, JSF is also a very interesting and powerful technology, as it completely eliminates the need for coding in AJAX and javascript. Some of the requirements for the subscriber (mobile phone user, desktopp client) will be as follows: 1. To log into his account and manage his list of devices. 2. To add or delete his list of devices belonging to his personal network. 3. To put filters on the devices belonging to his personal network. Filters can be that all calls made to a particular device are forwarded to an alternate number. 4. To unconditionally block calls from a parrticular number to all his devices belonging to the customer's network. This is what we call screening of calls. All these capabilities will be represented as an xml document which will be marshalled after the user has set his preferences on the GUI. The xml document will then be inserted in the XDM server, whose jar file i had shared earlier on the google group. This is just a preliminary view of the kind of operations the client can perform on the GUI. As we go along, more detailed requirements can be captured. This GUI will be finally integrated with the PNM server where the call control logic is implemented.
Would invite feedback and comments on this issue. Best Regards Aayush.
On 11/2/08, aayush bhatnagar <abhatnagar192...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> As i go along, i will quote the specific literature from the specification >> to reference the design diagrams. I will also post the diagrams on the >> blog >> (http://whitelassiblog.wordpress.com)
>> If anyone of us would like to volunteer to help me in the design process, >> you are most welcome.
>> If anyone of us has an interest in designing Graphical User Interfaces >> (GUIs) in JSPs or JSFs, you are most welcome to volunteer by replying to >> this mail.
I think yes we can use JSF for the development of GUI.
I think the login page is simple to develop, but the page showing devices in
the Personal Network is a bit difficult to visualize. I have attached a
snapshot of that page, have a look at it and let me know how you feel about
it. This is just my visalization.
From: aayush bhatnagar
Date: 11-11-2008 12:49:08
To: us...@whitelassi.dev.java.net; whitelassi@googlegroups.com
Subject: [whitelassi:14] Re: Initial Sbb design and Stage-3 description to
be up soon
Hi Dominic,
I have identified some high level requirements for the GUI.
The technology that we can use for the GUI can be simple JSP Servlets.
However, JSF is also a very interesting and powerful technology, as it
completely eliminates the need for coding in AJAX and javascript.
Some of the requirements for the subscriber (mobile phone user,
desktopp client) will be as follows:
1. To log into his account and manage his list of devices.
2. To add or delete his list of devices belonging to his personal network.
3. To put filters on the devices belonging to his personal network.
Filters can be that all calls made to a particular device are
forwarded to an alternate number.
4. To unconditionally block calls from a parrticular number to all his
devices belonging to the customer's network. This is what we call
screening of calls.
All these capabilities will be represented as an xml document which
will be marshalled after the user has set his preferences on the GUI.
The xml document will then be inserted in the XDM server, whose jar
file i had shared earlier on the google group.
This is just a preliminary view of the kind of operations the client
can perform on the GUI. As we go along, more detailed requirements can
be captured.
This GUI will be finally integrated with the PNM server where the call
control logic is implemented.
Would invite feedback and comments on this issue.
Best Regards
Aayush.
On 11/2/08, aayush bhatnagar <abhatnagar192...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thats great Dominic,
> We can carry on the discussion on this mailing list thread. All the email
> replies to this discussion we have on the mailing list will be visible on
> the internet on this link:
> http://groups.google com/group/whitelassi/browse_thread/thread/541537ec6c65bb92
> Other members are free to chip in the discussion at any time :-)
>> As i go along, i will quote the specific literature from the
specification
>> to reference the design diagrams. I will also post the diagrams on the
>> blog
>> (http://whitelassiblog.wordpress.com)
>> If anyone of us would like to volunteer to help me in the design process,
>> you are most welcome.
>> If anyone of us has an interest in designing Graphical User Interfaces
>> (GUIs) in JSPs or JSFs, you are most welcome to volunteer by replying to
>> this mail.
The snapshots look very good and professional indeed. As far as the device configuration is concerned...it will happen something like this.. 1. User logs into the GUI 2. User clicks on 'define personal network' option. 3. GUI asks the user to enter the SIP URI of the personal network controller. User enters the following uri.. sip:aay...@whitelassi.com 4. GUI gives the option to the user to add more devices to his network. User may or may not add more devices. 5. User saves his entries. 6. User logs off.
when the user logs in the next time, he can view his personal network, add or delete devices from it. :) aayush.
On 11/11/08, Dominic_Gmail <dominicmdso...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I think yes we can use JSF for the development of GUI.
> I think the login page is simple to develop, but the page showing devices in > the Personal Network is a bit difficult to visualize. I have attached a > snapshot of that page, have a look at it and let me know how you feel about > it. This is just my visalization.
> Regards, > Dominic
> -------Original Message-------
> From: aayush bhatnagar > Date: 11-11-2008 12:49:08 > To: us...@whitelassi.dev.java.net; whitelassi@googlegroups.com > Subject: [whitelassi:14] Re: Initial Sbb design and Stage-3 description to > be up soon
> Hi Dominic, > I have identified some high level requirements for the GUI. > The technology that we can use for the GUI can be simple JSP Servlets. > However, JSF is also a very interesting and powerful technology, as it > completely eliminates the need for coding in AJAX and javascript. > Some of the requirements for the subscriber (mobile phone user, > desktopp client) will be as follows: > 1. To log into his account and manage his list of devices. > 2. To add or delete his list of devices belonging to his personal network. > 3. To put filters on the devices belonging to his personal network. > Filters can be that all calls made to a particular device are > forwarded to an alternate number. > 4. To unconditionally block calls from a parrticular number to all his > devices belonging to the customer's network. This is what we call > screening of calls. > All these capabilities will be represented as an xml document which > will be marshalled after the user has set his preferences on the GUI. > The xml document will then be inserted in the XDM server, whose jar > file i had shared earlier on the google group. > This is just a preliminary view of the kind of operations the client > can perform on the GUI. As we go along, more detailed requirements can > be captured. > This GUI will be finally integrated with the PNM server where the call > control logic is implemented.
> Would invite feedback and comments on this issue. > Best Regards > Aayush.
> On 11/2/08, aayush bhatnagar <abhatnagar192...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Thats great Dominic, >> We can carry on the discussion on this mailing list thread. All the email >> replies to this discussion we have on the mailing list will be visible on >> the internet on this link: >> http://groups.google > com/group/whitelassi/browse_thread/thread/541537ec6c65bb92
>> Other members are free to chip in the discussion at any time :-)
>>> As i go along, i will quote the specific literature from the > specification >>> to reference the design diagrams. I will also post the diagrams on the >>> blog >>> (http://whitelassiblog.wordpress.com)
>>> If anyone of us would like to volunteer to help me in the design process, >>> you are most welcome.
>>> If anyone of us has an interest in designing Graphical User Interfaces >>> (GUIs) in JSPs or JSFs, you are most welcome to volunteer by replying to >>> this mail.
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