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Open Provisioning Interface Reference Guide

Open Provisioning Interface

Topics in this chapter

• Open Provisioning Interface introduction

• Third party client development

• Authentication and authorization

• Provisioning Interface

• Deprecated methods and method fields

Open Provisioning Interface introduction

The Open Provisioning Interface (OPI) is used to remotely provision the

Multimedia Communication Server (MCS) system. OPI is based on the

Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) 1.1 and the emerging web

services standard. SOAP is a cross-platform, cross-language text

based protocol utilizing the benefits of XML (extensible Markup

Language). SOAP is commonly used as a tool in distributed

applications named web services. While SOAP in itself is not transport

dependent, OPI relies on HTTP (Hyper Text Transfer Protocol) as its

transport.

OPI gives the service provider the means to integrate MCS provisioning

with their own applications by allowing:

• Machine-to-machine interface for provisioning tasks

• Pass-through provisioning from existing provisioning systems

• Support for the Bulk Provisioning Tool

For information on the BPT, refer to the Bulk Provisioning Tool

Reference Guide.

Web Services Description Language (WSDL) 1.1

OPI supports the industry standard Web Services Description

Language (WSDL) 1.1. WSDL allows the service provider to provision

their MCS system with existing and custom applications. By supporting

the WSDL standard, service providers can rapidly develop client side

code with standard toolsets.

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