TR 29.998-04-4
Open Service Access (OSA); Application Programming Interface (API) Mapping for Open Service Access;
Part 4: Call Control Service Mapping;
Subpart 4: Multiparty Call Control ISC
V9.0.0 (PDF)
2009/12 104 p.
V8.0.0
2008/12 104 p.
V7.0.0
2007/03 104 p.
V6.0.4
2005/01 104 p.
V5.0.3
2004/06 104 p.
- Rapporteur:
- Mr. Unmehopa, Musa
full Table of Contents for TR 29.998-04-4 Word version: 9.0.0
1 Scope p. 7
The present document investigates how the OSA Call Control Interface Class methods defined in [5] can be mapped onto SIP methods.
The mapping of the OSA API to the SIP is considered informative, and not normative. An overview of the mapping TR is contained in the introduction of the present document as well as in TR 29.998-01.
The OSA specifications define an architecture that enables application developers to make use of network functionality through an open standardised interface, i.e. the OSA APIs. The API specification is contained in the TS 29.198 series of specifications. An overview of these is available in the introduction of the present document as well as in TS 29.198-01. The concepts and the functional architecture for the Open Service Access (OSA) are described by TS 23.198. The requirements for OSA are defined in TS 22.127.
2 References p. 7
3 Definitions and abbreviations p. 8
3.1 Definitions p. 8
3.2 Abbreviations p. 10
4 Mapping OSA Call and Call Leg to SIP p. 10
5 Multi Party Call Control Flows p. 14
5.1 Call Manager Service Interface p. 14
5.1.1 CreateCall p. 14
5.1.2 CreateNotification p. 14
5.1.3 changeNotification p. 15
5.1.4 destroyNotification p. 16
5.1.5 getNotification p. 17
5.1.6 setCallLoadControl p. 18
5.2 Call Manager Application Interface p. 19
5.2.1 managerInterrupted p. 19
5.2.2 managerResumed p. 20
5.2.3 reportNotification p. 20
5.2.4 callAborted p. 22
5.2.5 callOverloadEncountered p. 22
5.2.6 callOverloadCeased p. 23
5.3 Multi-Party Call Service Interface p. 24
5.3.1 GetCallLegs p. 24
5.3.2 createCallLeg p. 24
5.3.3 createAndRouteCallLegReq p. 25
5.3.4 release p. 28
5.3.5 deassignCall p. 30
5.3.6 getInfoReq p. 31
5.3.7 superviseReq p. 32
5.3.8 setAdviceOfCharge p. 33
5.3.9 SetChargePlan p. 34
5.4 Multi-Party Call Application Interface p. 35
5.4.1 createAndRouteCallLegErr p. 35
5.4.2 callEnded p. 36
5.4.3 getInfoRes p. 36
5.4.4 getInfoErr p. 37
5.4.5 superviseErr p. 38
5.4.6 superviseRes p. 39
5.5 CallLeg Service Interface p. 40
5.5.1 routeReq p. 40
5.5.2 eventReportReq p. 42
5.5.3 release p. 43
5.5.4 getInfoReq p. 46
5.5.5 getCall p. 47
5.5.6 continueProcessing p. 47
5.5.7 attachMediaReq p. 48
5.5.8 detachMediaReq p. 50
5.5.9 deassign p. 52
5.5.10 getCurrentDestinationAddress p. 52
5.6 CallLeg Application Interface p. 53
5.6.1 routeErr p. 53
5.6.2 eventReportRes p. 54
5.6.3 eventReportErr p. 55
5.6.4 callLegEnded p. 56
5.6.5 getInfoRes p. 57
5.6.6 getInfoErr p. 58
5.6.7 superviseErr p. 59
5.6.8 superviseRes p. 60
5.6.9 attachMediaErr p. 61
5.6.10 attachMediaRes p. 62
5.6.11 detachMediaErr p. 63
5.6.12 detachMediaRes p. 63
6 Detailed parameter mappings p. 65
6.1 TpAdditionalCallEventCriteria p. 65
6.2 TpAddress p. 66
6.3 TpAddressRange p. 67
6.4 TpCallAppInfo p. 68
6.5 TpCallError p. 69
6.6 TpCallErrorType p. 69
6.7 TpCallEventInfo p. 70
6.8 TpCallEventRequest p. 70
6.9 TpCallEventType p. 71
6.10 TpCallInfoType p. 72
6.11 TpCallLegInfoType p. 72
6.12 TpCallLegConnectionProperties p. 73
6.13 TpCallMonitorMode p. 73
6.14 TpCallNotificationReportScope p. 73
6.15 TpCallNotifiationRequest p. 74
6.16 TpCallTreatmentType p. 74
6.17 TpReleaseCause, mapping to SIP response p. 75
6.18 TpReleaseCause, mapping from SIP p. 76
6.19 TpAoCInfo p. 76
6.20 TpAoCOrder p. 77
A Introduction to API Mapping for OSA MPCCS p. 78
A.1 OSA Service Provision for MPCCS in IMS p. 78
A.2 MPCCS p. 79
A.2.1 Introduction p. 79
A.2.2 SIP Server Roles in OSA SCS p. 79
A.2.2.1 Introduction p. 79
A.2.2.2 OSA SCS acting as a SIP Proxy server p. 80
A.2.2.3 OSA SCS acting as Redirect server p. 81
A.2.2.4 OSA SCS acting as UA p. 82
A.2.2.5 OSA SCS acting as a B2BUA p. 83
A.2.2.6 OSA SCS acting as a 3rd Party Controller p. 84
A.2.3 SIP Server Role Mode Transitions p. 85
B SDP in SIP at application controlled calls for OSA MPCCS API p. 86
B.1 Introduction p. 86
B.2 OSA SCS and Application based Call and Media Control p. 86
B.3 Example OSA SCS Application initiated One-Party Call p. 87
B.4 Example OSA SCS Application initiated Two-Party Call p. 88
B.5 Example OSA SCS control of User initiated Two-Party Call p. 92
B.6 Example OSA SCS control of User initiated Two-Party Call with announcement p. 94
B.7 Example OSA SCS Application initiated Multi-Party Call p. 98
C OSA call forwarding presentation p. 99
D Description of Multiparty Call Control ISC Mapping for 3GPP2 cdma2000 networks p. 101
D.1 General Exceptions p. 101
D.2 Specific Exceptions p. 101
$ Change history p. 102
