IBM ILOG JViews Telecom Graphic Objects

Premium user interfaces for Service, Network, or Equipment Management—in half the time

IBM ILOG JViews Telecom Graphic Objects provides a complete set of customizable components for building world-class Operations Support Systems user interfaces

Building sophisticated communications user interfaces is easy. Cut development time in half while delivering industry-standard look-and-feel that helps operators make rapid, accurate decisions.

• A complete set of Java™ user interface components for displaying networks, service, and hardware, including geospatial and topological network views, equipment displays, and table and tree views. View user interface components
• Graphical objects have been designed in collaboration with human factors experts, creating a unified look-and-feel that has been adopted by many of the industry's leading vendors
• Uses standard state models and open technology standards to provide fast and easy connectivity of display objects to back-end data sources
• Services provided for automatic real-time updates and synchronization of data displays
• Complete Software Development Kit (SDK) is included, enabling customization of all aspects of the displays, user interactions, and data connections
• Can be deployed as a Java desktop client or applet, and also as an Ajax-enhanced thin client
• Builds upon and is bundled with the complete IBM ILOG JViews Diagrammer and IBM ILOG JViews Maps products
• Platforms supported: J2SE™ Version 5.0 (or later)

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• IBM ILOG JViews Diagrammer, for building additional diagram and dashboard displays

• IBM ILOG JViews Maps, for creating custom asset management maps

• Logical and geographical topologies

• Support of nodes, links, link bundles, sub-networks, services and decorations

• Standard visual language to display alarms

• Standard visual language to display states, such as open systems interconnection (OSI), Bellcore, Sonet and more

• Interactive components supporting popup menus, drill-down, drag and drop, pan, zoom, selections, overview window and more

• Configurable graph layout for nodes, links and labels

• Configurable filtering of network elements

• Styling through application programming interfaces (APIs) or cascading style sheets (CSS)

• Support of racks, shelves, cards, slots, ports, LEDs and decorations

• Standard visual language to display alarms

• Standard visual language to display states

• Interactive components supporting popup menus, drill-down, drag and drop, pan, zoom, selections, overview window, and more

• Configurable filtering of equipment to be displayed

• Styling through APIs or CSSs

• Display of network elements, links, alarms or services

• Configurable filters for rows and columns

• Fixed or moving column

• Interactive sorting

• Searching capabilities

• Seven different interactive selections

• Standard visual language to display elements, alarms and states

• Styling through APIs or CSSs

• Display of network elements, links, services

• Standard visual language to display elements, alarms and states

• Configurable filters of nodes to display

• Configurable hierarchy of nodes

• Configurable sorting

• Fixed or moving columns

• Flexible interactive selection

• Customizable rendering

• Styling through APIs or CSSs

• Support of primary operational state and passive devices

• Open systems integration (OSI) state dictionary, based on the standard ISO/IEC 10164-2, ITU-T X.731: State Management Function.

• Bellcore state dictionary, based on Bellcore GR-1093: Generic State Requirements for Network Elements.

• Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) state dictionary, based on RFC 1213: Management Information Base for Network Management of TCP/IP based internets: MIB-II.

• Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) state dictionary, dedicated to the states of reporting transport links

• Miscellaneous state dictionary includes additional states that are absent from other standards, but are useful to several network operators

• Performance state dictionary includes additional states that are absent from other standards, but are useful to model numeric values such as performance indicators or service levels

• Storage Area Network (SAN) state dictionary includes additional states that are absent from other standards, but are useful to model numeric values such as storage indicators

• Alarm state dictionary, the state model proposed by JViews TGO to display the set of alarms assigned to a telecom object

• Trap state dictionary, the state model proposed by JViews TGO and based on RFC 1157: A Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) to display the set of traps assigned to a telecom object.

• 30 IP network elements

• 20 office network elements

• 16 SAN network elements

• 12 telecom network elements

• 12 wireless network elements

• Two cluster network elements

• 46 other symbolic and graphical representations of elements

• Supports display of technology information, such as ATM/frame relay and IP.

• Support for links, link sets and link bundles

• Support for orientation, connection ports, protection, media types and media attributes

• Standard definition of shelves, cards, slots, card carriers, cards, LEDs and ports.

• Definitions of container and contained

• Base Transceiver Station (BTS) and antennas, supporting attributes such as power, bean direction, bean width

• Off-page connectors

• Definition of groups of nodes and sub-networks

• Incremental refresh, interactive editing and context-sensitive behaviors

• Packaged as standard JavaServer™ Faces components, for easy deployment

• Pre-built interaction tools

Operating System	Software	Hardware
Linux®: Red Hat Enterprise 3.0 Update 4, AS/ES x86-32 Red Hat Enterprise 5.0, Desktop editions x86-32 Solaris: 8 SPARC 10 SPARC 10 x86-64 Mac OS: X 10.5 Leopard x86-32 Windows®: Vista Business x86-32 XP SP2 Professional x86-32 7 Professional x86-64 7 Enterprise x86-64 7 Ultimate x86-64	Java platforms supported: IBM Java SDK 5.0 and later Sun Java SDK/JRE/JDK 5.0/1.5 and later Application servers supported: Apache Tomcat 6.0 JBoss 4.2 Oracle/BEA WebLogic Server 10g Release 3 10.3 WebSphere Application Server - Base 7.0 IBM WebSphere Application Server - Community Edition 2.1.1.3	Disk space: 3GB for installation; 6GB required when installing from a download Memory: 1GB RAM minimum; 2GB RAM or more recommended