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Trouble Admin
Trouble Administration XML Interface (TAXI)
TAXI can be used to electronically manage trouble tickets with Verizon by using a Web Service Interface
which describes a collection of operations that are network-accessible through standardized XML
messaging.
Web Service is a software component that consists of the following features:
- It is accessible through a SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) interface.
- Its interface is described in a Web Service Description Language (WSDL) contained in the Technical Specifications documents:
TAXI Technical Specifications v3.4
Standard Transactions include:
- Synchronous Transactions - Create, modify, cancel, and get
- Asynchronous Transactions - Line Testing
- Call Back Transactions - Line Testing Response
- Notifications Transactions - AttributeValueChange notifications (AVC), and Closeout notification
Requirements
- Access to the world wide web
- Setting up and maintaining an Internet connection - Supported browsers: Internet Explorer version 5.01 or higher, Netscape version 4.5 or higher
- Inbound Digital Certificate from Verizon
- Web Service Client using SOAP 1.1
- For callback transactions and notifications, CLEC will provide a Verisign SSL/Client Digital Certificate. CLEC will keep the SSL Server Certificate on its server and provide the Client Digital Certificate to Verizon.
- Publish the Web Service Description Language (WSDL) for callback transactions and notifications and provide the location to Verizon.
- Review the Technical Specifications documents:
TAXI Technical Specifications v3.4
After the CLEC completes and submits the connectivity request form, Verizon Connectivity Management will validate the request and provide a user name, password, instructions to download the digital certificate, and the WSDL URLs for TAPP testing & production environments.
The following tasks must be completed to establish this connection:
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