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Saturday, 08 December 2007 |
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 Mobicents 1.2.0.BETA1 is the first public release of Mobicents that is based on JBoss Application Server 4.2. The highlights of this release are performance enhancements in the JSLEE core and SIP RA. Along with that several stability issues have been resolved and you can expect greater reliability.
What is included in this release:
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* core JSLEE server
* basic Media Server
* SIP Registrar, Proxy and Load Balancer
* stable resource adaptors: SIP RA, Media RA, Persistence RA, XMPP RA, SMPP RA, HTTP Client RA, HTTP Servlet RA, Asterisk RA, ParlayX RA, XCAP Client RA, Diameter RA, Text to Speech RA, Rules RA
* educational examples: Call Controller, Google Talk Bot
* tools and utilities
More info: JBoss, mobicents.dev.java.net |
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Thursday, 15 November 2007 |
OpenCloud Limited, the supplier of open standards-based application servers for next-generation convergent telecommunications services, today announced that it has been awarded the prestigious Product Differentiation Innovation of the Year award in the European Telecommunications Market by global consulting firm Frost & Sullivan. The accolade was awarded to OpenCloud for its Rhino™ application server, an open, carrier-grade platform that provides flexibility and agility for converged service development and deployment by telecoms network operators.
The Frost & Sullivan Product Differentiation Innovation of the Year award is presented annually to the company demonstrating the ability to develop the most innovative products in a competitive market. This award recognises adoption of new or existing technology that is part of its well-designed product family and expected to significantly contribute to the industry. The accolade is awarded after extensive independent research by Frost & Sullivan into the entrants’ product differentiation strategies including the positive impact of the product on sales, benefits to end-users and the effect of product differentiation on market maturation.
More info: OpenCloud, Frost & Sullivan
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Tuesday, 13 November 2007 |
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Rhino is increasingly being accepted by carriers, network equipment vendors and IT developers as the ideal basis for next generation network infrastructure software. The main strengths of Rhino over alternative approaches, and which are driving market adoption are the openness, richness and completeness of the programming model; interoperability with fixed, mobile and IP networks; the portability of services; the asynchronous programming model; and carrier grade resilience and performance. Rhino 2.0 builds on the previous 1.4.x releases from OpenCloud. The main focus for Rhino 2.0 is compliance to the up-coming JSLEE 1.1 specification. Rhino 2.0 is built to comply with JAIN SLEE 1.1 but as the Specification has yet to be finally released it is impossible for any vendor to claim compliance with JSLEE 1.1. This Rhino 2.0 Developer Preview release therefore does not claim to be compliant This release is targeted at developers needing to develop Telco applications in an advanced and flexible event driven application server. There are many new capabilities and features coming in Rhino 2.0 and the Developer Preview release is intended to provide developers early access to these. More Info: OpenCloud, Rhino 2.0 Developer Preview Documentation |
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