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BEA WebLogic Communications Platform Middleware for Converged Next-Generation Applications

Waldemar Kot

Principal Systems Engineer

BEA Systems

About BEA

Vision:Enable enterprises to transform their business by building a Liquid Enterprise™ to gain competitive advantage

At a Glance:In top 10 largest software companies

$1.5B annual revenue

2,100 partners

4,500 employees

21,000 customers (majority of TOP 500, including top 50 operators)

BEA AquaLogic®, WebLogic® and Tuxedo® product families

Driving standards innovation — Java, XML, Web Services, IMS, SIP, Parlay, Telecom Web Services, Open Source

BEA in Telecommunications#1 middleware vendor in Telecom IT and OSS/BSS

• Telecom is BEA’s largest vertical industry market (> 25% of WW revenue)

• 100% of Global Top 50 carriers run OSS/BSS apps on BEA WebLogic & BEA Tuxedo

• billing, provisioning, customer care, inventory management solutions

• BEA WebLogic Server is #1 in Telecom IT & OSS/BSS

• BEA is the middleware of choice by majority of NEPs for Network and SDP solutions

• IMS, SIP, telecom web services

The Telecom Network is Rapidly Changing !

BEA Telecom MiddlewareDelivering the Converged Services Layer

Which part of IMS?

HSS

SDPWS GatewaySIP Application Server

S-CSCF

P-CSCF

I-CSCF

Media Server

Legacy Networks GSM, PSTN

Media Gateway

Signaling Gateway

SIP

Diameter

Media Stream

BEA WebLogic SIP Server

Real-time Multimedia Service Creation & Execution

Standards-based Java platform for rapid development and deployment of Next Generation real-time communications applications/services

J2EE+ platform for IMS and (non-

IMS) SIP and DIAMETER enabled

applications and common enablers

Business Benefits

Reduces per-application cost,

improves time-to-market

Provides hosted applications with

high availability, high performance,

manageability, security, scalability,

improved maintainability and out-of-

the-box compliance with relevant

standards

BEA WebLogic SIP Server

J2EE Platform Kernel and Services

SIPServlet

Container

HTTPServlet

Container

EJBContainer

SIP HTTPDIAMETER LDAP SNMP SOAP JDBC

Real-time Communications Services/Applications

SessionAPI

Shared Session Context

WebLogic Real Time Core Edition(Optional)

Telecom Web Services gatewayService exposure from network equipment

Policy engine

Partner management

BEA WebLogic Network GatekeeperFoundation for Telecom Web Services

BEA WebLogic Network Gatekeeper

PolicyEngine

AccessControl

OA&M PartnerManagement

Billing

Telecom Web Services

Why expose services ?

Increase revenue Expose network to 3rd party service providers

new traffic through existing network

increase traffic

Data services

Revenues from voice are (and will be) falling

More attractive services Enrich internet services with telecom functionality

Enrich telecom services with internet functionality

Access to web content

Increase loyalty build community of users and developers

Typical concerns

Access to network

Legacy networks

Next-generation networks (IMS, IP, SIP)

Web services

Controlled access

Security

Usage

Traffic shaping, throttling

Management

Services

Partners

multiple applications

Service Level Agreements (SLA)

3rd party, application, groups, network elements

WebLogic SCIM – service orchestration for IMS, pre-IMS and hybrid networks

HLR HSSWCS SCIM

BEA AquaLogic Service Bus

MSCServer Softswitch/

SIP Server

BICC IN

INAP SSP

IS41 MSCGSM MSC

SIP

S-CSCF

ISC

LNP/MNP/800CAP/WIN

SCP

INAP/AIN SCP

SIP AS

SIP/ISCIN

Service Control Layer

Legacy/Mobile Services SIP/IMS Applications

PBXIPTV AS

Personal Call Mgmt

IN

Legacy/Fixed Services

SOAP/SIP

Web Services

SOA

IT Domain

Prepaid

Thank you !

Waldemar KotPrincipal Systems Engineer, Central&Eastern EuropeBEA Systems Domaniewska 4102-672 Warsaw, Poland

email: [email protected]: +48 660 78 55 78office: +48 22 570 48 46