1 General
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Scope of IN global functional plane for capability set 2
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References
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Global functional plane modelling for capability set 2
4.1 Elements on the global functional plane
4.1.1 Modelling requirements
4.1.2 Modelling elements
4.2 The basic call process
4.3 The capability view
4.3.1 Definition
4.3.2 Service independent building blocks
4.3.3 Methods to
describe SIBs
4.4 Interaction management
4.4.1 Interaction between SIBs
4.4.2 Interaction handling methods in the SIB
definition phase
4.5 The service view
4.5.1
Definition
4.5.2 Global service logic
4.5.3 SIB operations
4.5.4 Characteristics of an HLSIB
4.5.5 Characteristics of a service process
4.5.6
Communication between service processes
4.5.7 Domains
4.6 Terminology
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IN CS-2 Service Independent Building Blocks (SIBs)
5.1 ALGORITHM
5.1.1 Definition
5.1.2 Potential
service applications
5.1.3 Interface
5.1.4 SIB graphical representation
5.2 AUTHENTICATE
5.2.1 Definition
5.2.2 Potential application services
5.2.3 Interface
5.2.4 SIB graphical representation
5.3 CHARGE
5.3.1 Definition
5.3.2 Potential application services
5.3.3 Interface
5.3.4 SIB graphical representation
5.4 COMPARE
5.4.1 Definition
5.4.2 Potential service applications
5.4.3 Interface
5.4.4 SIB graphical representation
5.5 DISTRIBUTION
5.5.1 Definition
5.5.2 Potential service applications
5.5.3 Interfaces
5.5.4 SIB graphical representation
5.6 END
5.6.1 Definition
5.6.2 Potential application services
5.6.3 Interface
5.6.4 SIB graphical representation
5.7 INITIATE SERVICE PROCESS
5.7.1
Definition
5.7.2 Potential application services
5.7.3 Interface
5.7.4 SIB graphical representation
5.8 JOIN
5.8.1 Definition
5.8.2
Potential application services
5.8.3 Interface
5.8.4 SIB graphical representation
5.9 LOG CALL INFORMATION
5.9.1 Definition
5.9.2 Potential application services
5.9.3 Interface
5.9.4 SIB graphical representation
5.10 MESSAGE HANDLER
5.10.1 Description
5.10.2 Potential application services
5.10.3
Interface
5.10.4 SIB graphical representation
5.11 QUEUE
5.11.1 Definition
5.11.2 Potential application services
5.11.3 Interface
5.11.4 SIB
graphical representation
5.12 SCREEN
5.12.1 Definition
5.12.2 Potential service applications
5.12.3 Interface
5.12.4 SIB graphical representation
5.13 SERVICE DATA MANAGEMENT
5.13.1 Definition
5.13.2 Potential service applications
5.13.3 Interface
5.13.4 SIB graphical representation
5.14 SERVICE FILTER
5.14.1 Definition
5.14.2 Potential application services
5.14.3 Interface
5.14.4 SIB graphical representation
5.15 SPLIT
5.15.1 Definition
5.15.2 Potential application services
5.15.3 Interface
5.15.4 SIB graphical representation
5.16 STATUS NOTIFICATION
5.16.1 Definition
5.16.2 Potential
service applications
5.16.3 Interface
5.16.4 SIB graphical representation
5.17 TRANSLATE
5.17.1 Definition
5.17.2 Potential service applications
5.17.3 Interface
5.17.4 SIB graphical representation
5.18 USER INTERACTION
5.18.1 Definition
5.18.2 Potential application services
5.18.3 Interface
5.18.4 SIB graphical representation
5.19 VERIFY
5.19.1 Definition
5.19.2 Potential service applications
5.19.3 Interface
5.19.4 SIB graphical representation
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IN CS-2 specialized SIBs
6.1 The basic call process
6.1.1 General
6.1.2 Points of initiation and points of return
6.1.3 BCP stage 1 description
6.2 Basic call unrelated process
6.2.1 General
6.2.2 Points of initiation and points of return
6.2.3 BCUP stage 1 description
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Mapping of the service plane to the global functional plane
Annex A – Overview of the SIBs and SIB operations
Appendix I – IN management
I.1 Management view
I.2 The Basic Service Management Process (BSMP)
I.2.1 The basic service management process