InvokeTimeouts configuring for MAP and CAP stacks

[vetss]

Now TCAP layer InvokeTimeout is overritten at MAP and CAP stacks:

org.mobicents.protocols.ss7.map.api.MAPDialog:
int _Timer_s = 10000;
int _Timer_m = 30000;
int _Timer_ml = 600000;
int _Timer_l = 136800000;

org.mobicents.protocols.ss7.cap.api.CAPDialog
int _Timer_CircuitSwitchedCallControl_Short = 6000; // 1 - 10 sec
int _Timer_CircuitSwitchedCallControl_Medium = 30000; // 1 - 60 sec
int _Timer_CircuitSwitchedCallControl_Long = 300000; // 1 s - 30 minutes
int _Timer_Sms_Short = 10000; // 1 - 20 sec
int _Timer_Gprs_Short = 10000; // 1 - 20 sec

let's make them configurable at Stack level by getters and setters (we do not have CLI / GUI parameters for MAP / CAP stacks so far).

[abhayani]

Regarding Invoke Timeout, since TCAP DialogImpl#sendComponent() sets invoke timeout at TCAP level, I believe we should remove setting this at MAP/CAP Dialog level.

Below is code in DialogImpl
if (invoke.getTimeout() == TCAPStackImpl._EMPTY_INVOKE_TIMEOUT)
invoke.setTimeout(this.provider.getStack().getInvokeTimeout());

[vetss]

MAP and CAP levels use several type of Invoke timeouts (like small, medium, large etc) which has different values (from 10 seconds to many minutes) and must be different. TCAP stack has only one value and this can not be reused for MAP / CAP stacks.

I have not found a protocol that is used on the top of TCAP where we can use original TCAP value. May be the removing of TCAP Invoke Timeout from CLI / GUI makes sense to avoide of user confusing. At least as for now...

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[javad272]

hi @vetss
would you tell me how to import this project to my eclipse?
should I import as a maven or as a WAR?

[vetss]

Hi @javad272

1. you need to download source code by git locally (master branch)
2. you need to run "mvn mobicents:eclipse" from root folder to create an eclipse project and then load an existing project from Eclipse.

I also strongly recommend to fork your own copy of a github repo where you can save