Package jain.protocol.ss7.tcap.dialogue

This package contains the Event classes representing the JAIN TCAP Dialogue Handling primitives and their specific parameters, if a paramater is not included in any specific primitive, it is common to all the specified dialogues and therefore coded within that dialogues parent class.

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Class Summary
BeginIndEvent An event representing a TCAP Begin indication dialogue primitive.
BeginReqEvent An event representing a TCAP Begin request dialogue primitive.
ContinueIndEvent An event representing a TCAP Continue indication dialogue primitive.
ContinueReqEvent An event representing a TCAP Continue request dialogue primitive.
DialogueConstants This class contains the common Constants used throughout the package jain.tcap.dialogue
DialoguePortion This class represents the optional Dialogue Portion of an ANSI 96 dialogue handling primitive.
EndIndEvent An event representing a TCAP End indication dialogue primitive.
EndReqEvent An event representing a TCAP End request dialogue primitive.
NoticeIndEvent An event representing a TCAP Notice indication dialogue primitive.
ProviderAbortIndEvent An event representing a TCAP ProviderAbort indication dialogue primitive.
UnidirectionalIndEvent An event representing a TCAP Unidirectional indication dialogue primitive.
UnidirectionalReqEvent An event representing a TCAP Unidirectional Request dialogue primitive.
UserAbortIndEvent An event representing a TCAP UserAbort indication dialogue primitive.
UserAbortReqEvent An event representing a TCAP UserAbort request dialogue primitive.
 

Package jain.protocol.ss7.tcap.dialogue Description

This package contains the Event classes representing the JAIN TCAP Dialogue Handling primitives and their specific parameters, if a paramater is not included in any specific primitive, it is common to all the specified dialogues and therefore coded within that dialogues parent class. The parent classes can be either DialogueIndEvent or DialogueReqEvent depending on whether the dialogue is an indication or request primitive where:

A generic set of Dialogue handling primitives has been created that abstracts the functionality of the Dialogue handling primitives for the supported variants. The mapping between these generic primitives and the variant specific primitives they represent is illustrated in Table 1: