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Revision as of 10:21, 25 September 2007
Contents
Overview
The graphical user interface provided with OpenStage 60/80 phones can be used to develop own applications for special purposes. XML applications enable the phone to act as a front-end to a server-side program. Moreover, XML applications have the capability of controlling calls.
The Push feature allows the server-side program to send data to the phone in an unsollicited manner. The information is displayed immediately on the phone.
Possible uses are, for instance: Integration with groupware (e.g. Microsoft Exchange Server) or Unified Messaging systems (e.g. Siemens OpenScape); gathering information provided by web services (e.g. weather, traffic, stocks); dialing aids with access to address databases.
Availability
XML applications are available in OpenStage 60/80 phones with SIP firmware version V1R3.x.
Operation
XML applications are based on the client-server architecture. Comparable with web browsers and web servers in the WWW, the client, which is running in the phone software, requests an XML document from the server-side program. The HTTP/HTTPS GET request sent by the client includes the phone's call number, for instance:
137.223.238.174/serverProgram&phonenumber=4711
The server-side program then generates an XML document, which is delivered to the phone over HTTP/HTTPS. In the phone, the XML document is parsed and displayed on the graphic display. The user enters commands and data using the TouchGuideTM and the keypad. The phone transmits the user entries to the server-side program in the form of key/value pairs.
When the Push capability is used, the server sends a special HTTP/HTTPS request to the phone.
For details about the components involved in the operation of an XML application, see the following diagram:
Documentation for Users and Administrators
- How to set up an OpenStage XML Application
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Administration Manual OpenStage HiPath 8000 - Chapter 3.12.1 explains the setup/configuration of XML applications via local phone menu
- Deployment-Service en - Chapter 7.1.14.4 explains the setup/configuration of XML applications via local phone menu via DLS
Documentation for Developers
- Developers Guide XML applications - A complete description of the XML interface, with examples
