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For example, I may choose to have my Blackberry service associated with my business identity, but a separate cell phone service with text and instant messaging for personal use, associated with my personal identity This allows the service provider to offer a lot of flexibility for its subscribers, and eliminates the need for multiple accounts for each identity This also allows for flexible routing to the subscribers various devices For example, I can have calls to my business number routed directly to my Blackberry, and if there is no answer (or my Blackberry is out of range), I can have the call routed to my voicemail On the other hand, if my spouse calls my business number and I do not answer, I can request special routing for her call (based on her identity) so that she is routed to my personal phone rather than voicemail.

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<!-- Prepare input for worker status check <assign> <copy> <from variable="CustomerRequest" part="worker /> <to variable="WorkerGoStatusRequest" part="employee" /> </copy> </assign> <! invoke the worker status check Web Service <invoke partnerLink="WorkerGoSatus" portType="hr:WorkerGoSatusPT" operation="WorkerGoStatus" inputVariable="WorkerGoStatusRequest" outputVariable="WorkerGoStatusResponse" /> <! Make parallel invocations to United Airlines and US Air Web Services <flow> <sequence> <!-- make asynchronous invocation for United Airlines Web Service and wait for the call back -->

The subscriber then has complete control over call treatment for each one of his or her identities The public user identity is used for routing, which is different than the private user identity as we discussed previously However, the public user identity is not used for authentication Only the private user identity can be used for authentication Authentication is an optional function in SIP networks, unless the network is following the 3GPP IMS implementation standards In the IMS, authentication is required anytime a subscriber accesses the network and registers his or her location When a subscriber activates a device and accesses the network, that subscriber s private user identity is sent along with his or her public user identity of choice (usually assigned to the device or through a login GUI on their PC) in a REGISTER message This is how subscribers notify the network of their location.

Integration Through Service Composition (BPEL)

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The REGISTER message is not the same as authentication Registering does nothing more than notify the network of the location for the specified identity Authentication requires the exchange of credentials between the device and the network We will talk about authentication in 4..

69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 <invoke partnerLink="UnitedAirlines" portType="line:FlightAvailabilityPT" operation="FlightAvailability" inputVariable="FlightDetails" /> <receive partnerLInk="UnitedAirlines" portType="line:FlightCallbackPT" operation="FlightTicketCallback" variable="UnitedAirlinesFlightResponse" /> </sequence>

Session Description Protocol (SDP)

<sequence> <! Make similar asynchronous call to US Air Web Service and wait for call back -- > <invoke partnerLink="USAir" portType="line:FlightAvaialbilityPT" operation="FlightAvailability" inputVariable="FlightDetails" /> <receive partnerLink="USAir" portType="line;FlightTicketCallbackPT" operation="FlightTicketCallback" variable="USAirFlightResponse" /> </sequence> </flow> <!-- Select the airline with lowest price (all details are not provided here) -- > <switch> <case condition= "bpws:getVariableData('UnitedAirlinesFlightResponse', 'confirmationData', 'confirmationData/line:Price') <= bpws:getVariableData('USAirFlightResponse', 'confirmationData', 'confirmationData/line:Price')"> <assign> <copy> <from variable="UnitedAirlinesFlightResponse" /> <to variable=" TravelResponse" /> </copy> </assign> <otherwise> <assign> <copy> <from variable="USAirFlightResponse" /> <to variable=" TravelResponse" /> </copy> </assign> </otherwise> </switch> <! Finally return a reply to the customer through a callback -- > <invoke partnerLink="Customer" portType="go:CustomerCallback" operation="CustomerCallback"