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launches first true carrier-grade open platform for IMS |
Open Cloud US$10.25 million funding |
Bringing Rapid Application Development to Telcos
with Java based SLEEs | Vodafone to
Present on JAIN SLEE Integration at IIR Enabling SDPs |
Vodafone Spain Completes Successful Trial of
NetSpira's MMS Management System | JAIN
SLEE 1.1 (JSR240) Completion of Early Draft Review |
Sun and Vodafone present on JAIN SLEE to British
Computing Society | jNETx
Middleware Attains JAIN SLEE 1.0 Compliance | Alcatel
presents on JAIN SLEE at Javapolis | jNETx
Taps tekVizion | Moriana
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Cloud announces compliance | JAIN
SLEE 1.0 specification is final | JAIN
SLEE specification passes final approval ballot |
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Developer Portal for JAIN SLEE platform Rhino
7 March 2008
OpenCloud launched a new portal for growing application developer community. The portal helps developers to quickly and easily build in-network telecoms applications using OpenCloud’s Rhino platform.
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Update Report on upcoming
JSLEE Specification 1.1
7 September 2007
The JSLEE (JAIN SLEE) specification is under continuous development to
refine the standard for next generation network application platforms.
JSLEE version 1.1 – the first revision of the JSLEE specification
– is currently in review stages and reached Proposed Final Draft
in August 2007.
- Read more
ATNAC Special Session on
Services in NGNs: Development and Operation
9 July 2007
The Department of Information Science at University of Otago will be
hosting a special session as part of this year’s Australasian Telecommunication
Networks and Applications Conference in Christchurch, December 2 - 5.
This special session will address technologies and techniques for service
development, deployment and management in Next Generation Networks. Topics
of interest will include:
- Voice telephony services
- Messaging services
- Data services
- Multimedia services, e.g. IMS services
- Personalisation services
- Services for particular application domains, such as e-commerce, collaborative
interactive environments, e-learning, gaming and home management services
- Network management services
- Service convergence
- Architectures and standards for service development and operation,
such as JAIN SLEE
- Service interaction
For more information visit http://atnac2007.massey.ac.nz/
Red Hat ups telecoms push
with Mobicents
21 June 2007
Red Hat is to adopt Mobicents technology as part of its bid to expand
in the telecoms market. The move will add a Service Logic Execution Environment
(Slee) to the Linux firm's portfolio.
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Update Report on upcoming
JSLEE Specification 1.1
31 May 2007
The JSLEE (JAIN SLEE) specification is under continuous development to
refine the standard for next generation network application platforms.
JSLEE version 1.1 – the first revision of the JSLEE specification
– is currently in review stages and expected to be finalised in
Q3 2007.
- Read more
OpenCloud launches first
true carrier-grade open platform for IMS
20 March 2007
OpenCloud Limited, the supplier of open-standards-based application servers
for the deployment of next-generation convergent telecommunications services,
today announced the launch of OpenCloud Rhino 1.4.5, the latest version
of its JAIN SLEE* standard-compliant application server. Rhino 1.4.5’s
carrier-grade platform is specifically designed to address the growing
need for robust and manageable IMS services within the competitive telecoms
market.
-Read more.
Open Cloud US$10.25 million
funding
08 January 2007
OpenCloud receives $10million from Advent Venture Partners, Motorola
and No 8 Ventures to accelerate global adoption of JAIN SLEE
-Read more.
Bringing Rapid Application Development
to Telcos with Java based SLEEs
25th April 2006
Aepona, the leading supplier of services and application solutions to
telecoms service providers, today announced the availability of its open
source, Parlay-compliant resource adapter for JAIN-SLEE.
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Vodafone to Present on JAIN SLEE Integration
at IIR Enabling SDPs in Lisbon
23-26 May 2005
Presentation on "Determining Why You Should Implement JAIN SLEE And
Examining How To Ensure Its Successful Integration With Your Existing
Architecture," to be given by Ramón Garcia, Service Architect,
VODAFONE SPAIN
Related Links:
- Conference
details
Vodafone Spain Completes Successful Trial
of NetSpira's MMS Management System
17th March 2005
NetSpira Networks today announced that Vodafone Spain's Product and
Services Department has successfully completed a trial of ECS-MMR, a new
feature of NetSpira's ECS platform. ECS-MMR has been in commercial use
by Vodafone Spain for over a year. The trial used several value-added
services running on the top of Open Cloud's Rhino 1.2, a JAIN™ SLEE
standards compliant service logic execution environment for carrier grade
implementations.
Related Links:
- Press Release
Sun Partners with Leading JAIN SLEE
Providers for Next-Generation IMS Services
14th March 2005
JAIN SLEE Alliances for Sun's ATCA Platform Simplify IMS Service Creation
and Deployment for Convergent Fixed-Mobile Networks.
Related Links:
- Press
Release
JAIN SLEE 1.1 (JSR240) Completion
of Early Draft Review
13th Feb 2005
JAIN SLEE 1.1 (JSR240) Completes Early Draft Review.
Related Links:
- JSR240 JCP Details
Sun and Vodafone present on JAIN SLEE to
British Computing Society Software Advancement Practice Group
2nd Feb 2005
Vodafone and Sun present on JAIN SLEE, the event driven container.
Related Links:
- Meeting
details, Sun
presentation, Vodafone
Presentation
jNETx Middleware Attains JAIN SLEE
1.0 Compliance
31st Jan 2005
RICHARDSON, TX (Jan 31, 2005) - jNETx, Inc. announces JAIN SLEE 1.0
compliance.
Related Links:
- Download the press release from here
Alcatel presents on JAIN SLEE at Javapolis
16th Dec 2004
Bert
Van Vlerken, the development lead of a research team within Alcatel
Research & Innovation, presents on JAIN Service Logic Execution Environment
1.0.
Related Links:
- Abstract,
Presentation
jNETx Taps tekVizion for Integration,
Development Expertise
21st June 2004
RICHARDSON, TX June 21, 2004 - tekVizion™ PVS, Inc. has been named
by jNETx, Inc. to provide integration services and custom application
development to jNETx customers.
Related Links:
- Download the press release from here
Moriana SDP Thought Leader Report
10th June 2004
Service Delivery Platforms and Telecom Web Services - an Industry Wide
Perspective with market sizing and analysis from the Moriana Group and
white papers from recognized experts and thought leaders in the following
organizations: AePONA, Alcatel, Appium, Ericsson, Hewlet Packard, IBM,
Incomit, Infitel, jNetx, Kabira, LogicaCMG, Microsoft, Mobile Cohesion,
Open Cloud, Personeta, Redknee, Speakanet, Sprint, Sun Microsystems, The
Parlay Group, Ubiquity.
Related Links:
- Download the free report from Moriana
Group
Open Cloud Announces Compliance.
10th June 2004
Open Cloud announces that their Rhino 1.2 telecommunications server
product is fully compliant to the JAIN(™) SLEE 1.0 specification.
Open Cloud is the first company to announce compliance.
Related Links:
- The statement
of compliance
- The 1.0 specification
Sun and Open Cloud announce the final release
of JSR 22, The JAIN(™) Service Logic Execution Environment
22nd Feb 2004
The JAIN(™) SLEE Specification Leads and the Expert Group release
the highly anticipated JAIN SLEE Specification into a welcoming telecommunications
industry.
CANNES, FRANCE, - 3GSM WORLD CONGRESS FEBRUARY 23, 2004 - Sun
Microsystems, Inc. (Nasdaq: SUNW) and Open Cloud today announced the Final
Release of the JAIN SLEE specification (JSR 22).
The JAIN SLEE platform is being adopted internationally by wireless
& wireline network operators to provide new services and to enhance
existing service offerings. JAIN SLEE platforms enable network operators
to integrate these services with existing network infrastructure, thereby
protecting existing investments while rapidly developing future applications
using standard off-the-shelf Java tools. The JAIN SLEE specification provides
a standard allowing Java(™) developers to build and deploy services
into new real-time systems such as voice/data networks or industrial automation.
JAIN SLEE focuses on delivering available, reliable and scalable services
that are portable between JAIN SLEE vendors. JAIN SLEE integrates an event
model with a component programming model while incorporating standard
management interfaces through JMX(™), resource adapter infrastructure
for network adaptation, generic profile interfaces, persistence management
for state redundancy, concurrency control and service facilities such
as timers, alarm features, usage tracking and traces.
“JAIN SLEE technology drives Java into real-time communication
network services,” said Alan Brenner, Vice President of Sun's Consumer
& Mobile Systems Group. “Java and JAIN SLEE creates a new industry
of next generation communication servers that will reduce network operation
costs for network operators, presenting an environment that will stimulate
new revenue generating services.”
Service portability, reduced time to market, and reduced costs combined
with carrier grade capabilities enable carriers to deploy JAIN SLEE for
messaging, IN and SIP based communications in their core network infrastructure.
“JAIN SLEE plays a significant role in maximizing existing network
assets and in Next Generation Network Infrastructure,” said Peter
Barralet, CEO of Open Cloud. “JAIN SLEE is the catalyst for a change
in the telecommunications industry that is unlocking value similar to
the effect triggered by J2EE(™) in the Information Systems industry.”
The specification can be downloaded from http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=22.
Further information on the JAIN Initiative can be found at http://java.sun.com/products/jain.
About Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Since its inception in 1982, a singular vision -- “The Network
Is The Computer”(SM) -- has propelled Sun Microsystems, Inc. (Nasdaq:
SUNW) to its position as a leading provider of industrial-strength hardware,
software and services that Make the Net Work. Sun can be found in more
than 100 countries and on the World Wide Web at http://sun.com.
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Sun, Sun Microsystems, the Sun logo, Java, JAIN, Jini, java.net, Net Beans
and The Network Is The Computer are trademarks or registered trademarks
of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States and other countries.
Open Cloud was formed in 2000 to deliver to the market a fault tolerant,
high performing application server for the telecommunications network.
This was achieved earlier this year with the release of Open Cloud Rhino.
Open Cloud is now delivering the first JAIN SLEE 1.0 compliant platform
for the development and delivery of telecommunications services. Open
Cloud is working with carriers, equipment providers, systems integrators
and independent software vendors to realize the value the Open Cloud platform
brings to the telecommunications industry.
# # #
Open Cloud and Rhino are trademarks of Open Cloud.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Rebecca Lui
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
+1 408 276 5292
(For 3GSM only)
rebecca.lui@sun.com
Tim Brook
Sun Microsystems, Inc.
+44.07713.070.090 Mobile
tim.brook@sun.com
JAIN SLEE 1.0 specification passes the
final approval ballot
19th Feb 2004
JSR 22, the JAIN SLEE specification passed the final approval ballot
today. The results of the ballot include 15 yes votes, and one abstain.
JAIN SLEE 1.0 is now ready to go to final release, and work on future
versions of the specification can be started shortly thereafter.
Related Links:
- The final approval ballot
results
- The 1.0 specification
Open Cloud announce Rhino Fault Tolerant JAIN
SLEE
5th Jan 2004
www.opencloud.com
Open Cloud Rhino is the Carrier Grade JAIN™ SLEE (Service Logic
Execution Environment) for SS7, OSA/Parlay, SIP, JCC and other telecommunications
protocols as well as providing a high performance and low latency single
point of integration with OSS/BSS. Rhino enables operators and service
providers to execute new service deployment strategies rapidly, cost effectively
and independently from current and future underlying networks, providing
an evolutionary path for the delivery of revenue generating services.
Using the Web Services integration with Rhino, network equipment providers
are able to rapidly deliver standard web/data and call control services
that offer operators significant revenue growth opportunities and the
ability to improve revenue yield.
Related Links:
- Rhino product information
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