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Parlay 5.0 Specification

Part   1: Overview
Part   2: Common Data Definitions
Part   3: Framework
Part   4: Call Control
     Sub-part 1: Call Control Common Definitions
     Sub-part 2: Generic Call Control
     Sub-part 3: Multi-Party Call Control
     Sub-part 4: Multi-Media Call Control
     Sub-part 5: Conference Call Control
Part   5: User Interaction
Part   6: Mobility
Part   7: Terminal Capabilities
Part   8: Data Session Control
Part   9: Generic Messaging
Part 10: Connectivity Manager
Part 11: Account Management
Part 12: Charging
Part 13: Policy Management
Part 14: Presence and Availability Management
Part 15: Multi-Media Messaging

Notes:

The Parlay 5.0 specification is backward compatible with the Parlay 4.2 and Parlay 3.4 specifications, as described in section 9 of Part 1: Overview
For the informative Java™ realization API, Javadoc™ is provided for J2SE™ and J2EE™

Parlay 4.2 Specification

Note: The Parlay 4.2 specification is backward compatible with the Parlay 4.1 and Parlay 3.4 specifications. Learn more about Parlay backward compatibility [461KB]..

Parlay 4.1 Specification

Part 1: Overview
Part 2: Common Data Definitions
Part 3: Framework
Part 4: Call Control
     Sub-part 1: Call Control Common Definitions
     Sub-part 2: Generic Call Control
     Sub-part 3: Multi-Party Call Control
     Sub-part 4: Multi-Media Call Control
     Sub-part 5: Conference Call Control
Part 5: User Interaction
Part 6: Mobility
Part 7: Terminal Capabilities
Part 8: Data Session Control
Part 9: Generic Messaging (4.0)
Part 10: Connectivity Manager
Part 11: Account Management
Part 12: Charging
Part 13: Policy Management (4.0)
Part 14: Presence and Availability Management (4.0)

Parlay 4.0 Specification

Part 1: Overview
Part 2: Common Data Definitions
Part 3: Framework
Part 4: Call Control
     Sub-part 1: Call Control Common Definitions
     Sub-part 2: Generic Call Control
     Sub-part 3: Multi-Party Call Control
     Sub-part 4: Multi-Media Call Control
     Sub-part 5: Conference Call Control
Part 5: User Interaction
Part 6: Mobility
Part 7: Terminal Capabilities
Part 8: Data Session Control
Part 9: Generic Messaging
Part 10: Connectivity Manager
Part 11: Account Management
Part 12: Charging
Part 13: Policy Management
Part 14: Presence and Availability Management

Parlay 3.4 Specification

Part   1: Overview
Part   2: Common Data Definitions
Part   3: Framework
Part   4: Call Control
Part   5: User Interaction
Part   6: Mobility (Parlay 3.3)
Part   7: Terminal Capabilities (Parlay 3.3)
Part   8: Data Session Control
Part   9: Generic Messaging (Parlay 3.3)
Part 10: Connectivity Manager (Parlay 3.3)
Part 11: Account Management
Part 12: Charging

Note: The Parlay 3.4 specification is backward compatible with the Parlay 3.3 specification. Learn more about Parlay backward compatibility [461KB]. .

Parlay 3.3 Specification

Part 1: Overview
Part 2: Common Data Definitions
Part 3: Framework
Part 4: Call Control
Part 5: User Interaction
Part 6: Mobility
Part 7: Terminal Capabilities
Part 8: Data Session Control
Part 9: Generic Messaging
Part 10: Connectivity Manager
Part 11: Account Management
Part 12: Charging

Note: The Parlay 3.3 specification is backward compatible with the Parlay 3.2 specification. Learn more about Parlay backward compatibility [461KB].

Parlay 3.2 Specification

Parlay UML to Java API Rulebook, Issue 1.1

This revised release of the Rulebook addresses the Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) environment. It establishes a common set of rules that allow Java community JAIN Service Provider API (JAIN SPA) expert groups to generate Java Community APIs from Parlay UML. Download the UML to Java API Rulebook, Issue 1.1 [97 KB]. Be sure to check out the revised UML to Java API White Paper, Issue 1.1, [66KB] too.

Parlay UML to Java API Rulebook, Issue 1.0

This first release of the Rulebook addresses the Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition (J2SE) environment. It establishes a common set of rules that allow Java community JAIN Service Provider API (JAIN SPA) expert groups to generate Java Community APIs from Parlay UML. Download the UML to Java API Rulebook, Issue 1.0.[97 KB].

Parlay 3.1 Specification - Call Control, Framework, Content-Based Charging, …

This specification, which implements essential corrections to the 3.0 release, was created jointly with ETSI members and is available on the ETSI website. Parlay and ETSI hold joint copyright to this documentation and both have agreed to make it available to the public.

Parlay 3.0 Specification

Parlay 3.0 Specification - Presence and Availability Management (PAM)

The Parlay Group's PAM specification is now available to the public for download. The pdf version in zipped format contains four documents including Class Diagrams, Sequence Diagrams, Interfaces and Data Definitions. To download the zipped file [click here, 576K].

Parlay 3.0 Specification - Call Control, Framework, Content-Based Charging, …

The Parlay 3.0 specification for Call Control, Framework, Content-Based Charging, … was created jointly with ETSI members and is available here, or on the ETSI website at http://pda.etsi.org/pda/queryform.asp. In order to access it at the ETSI site, perform a search for 'ES 201 915'. Parlay and ETSI hold joint copyright to this documentation and both have agreed to make it available to the public.

To download the documents from the Parlay website:

Overview file in pdf format [132 KB]
Overview, plus Common Data Definitions & Framework; parts 1, 2, 3 [824 KB]
Call Control, User Interaction & Mobility; parts 4, 5, 6 [1.15 MB]
Terminal Capabilities, Data Session Control, Generic Messaging, Connectivity Manager, Account Management, and Charging; parts 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 [824 KB]
The OMG IDL representation of these interface specifications; parts 2 through 12 [34K]

Parlay 3.0 Specification - Policy Management

The Parlay Group's Policy Management specification was created by Parlay members and is available to the public. You may download the specification from this site. The suite of Parlay Group Policy Management documents is provided in three zip files.

Policy Management Documents [316 KB]
- Interfaces document version 1.0
- Data Definition document version 1.0
- White Paper version 1.0
- Use Cases document 1.0
Parlay Policy Information Model (HTML variant) [356 KB]
- High Level View
- Please Note -- After extraction click on root.html
Parlay Policy Information Model (HTML variant) [504 KB]
- Detailed version; plus Sequence Diagrams and Class Diagrams
- Please Note -- Some browsers may have problems with the display of some text or graphics. After extraction click on root.html.

Parlay 2.1 API Specification

This re-released set of Parlay 2.1 API specifications corrects errors that have been detected since the original specifications were published in June/July 2000. In each package, please review the "Revision Control" section of each updated Microsoft Word document for detailed information. Note that the majority of the changes are editorial in nature: for example, updates to IDL files to fix misalignments with the corresponding API specifications.

To download 2.1 Specifications, click on the links below:

Call Processing APIs 2.1 [1.6 MB]
Connectivity Manager APIs 2.1 [600 KB]
Framework APIs 2.1 [1.1 MB]
Messaging APIs 2.1 [430 KB]
Mobility APIs 2.1 [560 KB]
Common Data & IDL 2.1 [536 KB]