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34 Using the Open Provisioning Interface

Figure 10

Interactions of the stub

You generate stubs using a supported toolset. Currently, only the

1.3 Final version of the Apache Axis (Apache Extensible Interaction

System ws.apache.org/axis) toolsets are tested and approved. Axis is

Java-specific and creates a Java stub. The OPI WSDL may work with

other toolsets, but thorough testing has not been completed.

For instructions to download the Axis toolset, see

toolkit" (page

Implement interface accessing stubs

An interface must be developed to access the stubs. The interface must

support authentication on each OPI request.

If the credentials are not present or validation fails, a SOAP fault is sent

back to indicate the failure and the action is not performed.

When the interface accesses or invokes the stubs, the stub generates a

SOAP message that is sent to the Provisioning Manager on port 8443

or 8080. The stub is basically a translator. It takes the "user" object

(whatever type of object) from the interface, converts it to a SOAP

message, and sends it to the Provisioning Manager. The skeleton on the

server with the Provisioning Manager does the reverse, takes the SOAP

message, translates it back to a user object (whatever type of object), and

sends it to the Provisioning Manager data store, which stores it in the

database.

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Nortel AS 5300

NN42040-110 01.01 Standard

11 June 2008

"Downloading the Axis

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