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The Product

Oracle Communications WebRTC Session Controller supplies the back-end infrastructure for integrating WebRTC solutions with SIP and IMS networks, enabling the browser to be used like a normal telephone, with video and file sharing capabilities. WebRTC Session Controller also supplies an SDK that makes it easier to build web applications that use the WebRTC features included in web browsers.

The Course

This WebRTC Session Controller course is a self-paced, offline course.
This is the first part that is released for WebRTC Session Controller 7.2. More updates are coming.
For more information, please use the presentations for WebRTC Session Controller 7.1, which are also available in Oracle Learning Library.

The presentations and the practice instructions are provided as PDF files.

The Audience

The audience for this course are application developers, system architects, and integration developers with basic telecom knowledge who want to understand WebRTC Session Controller.

Prerequisites

This course requires basic telecom knowledge. There are no other mandatory prerequisites for this course.

Installation Practice Package

In this package you get the instructions and lab files you need to do a complete installation of the WebRTC Session Controller 7.2.

Using the instructions, you will:

• Download a pre-built virtual machine
• Reconfigure networking for the WebRTC Session Controller practices
• Install additional third-party software needed for the practices
• Downloading, installing, and configuring WebRTC Session Controller Media Engine
• Downloading, installing, and configuring WebRTC Session Controller Signaling Engine
• Setting up audio, video and chat sessions between browsers by using a sample pre-built web application.
• Setting up audio calls between browser and a SIP phone.

The Practice Instructions

This WebRTC Session Controller course is a self-paced, offline course. The practice instructions are provided in a PDF files and include step-by-step instructions. With its detailed, hands-on tutorials, you will walk away with a complete environment, suitable for prototyping and testing.

The Practice Environment

The practices use two virtual machines that you create. The software that runs the virtual machines is Oracle VM Virtual Box. You need to have administrative rights on the machine to be able to disable or reconfigure any local firewall or CPU-intensive background processes, if necessary. The virtual machines require a laptop that fulfills the following specifications:

• Operating System: Windows, Linux, OS X, or Solaris
• CPU: Preferably a dual core, at least 2 GHz
• RAM: At least 8 GB of RAM
• Hard Drive: At least 15 GB of free space
• Web Camera: Internal or external, to be able to test video calls

The Practice Structure

The tips and tricks page for the WebRTC Session Controller 7.2 tutorial.

Developing - Client SDK Practice Package

This package contains the code and instructions to both deploy a pre-built Android application as well as build and deploy your own Android application.

Prerequisites:

• Setting up the environment.
• Installing and configuring WebRTC Session Controller.

You will also need an Android smart phone with at least version 4.0.4, Ice-Cream Sandwich.

Basic Administration Presentation

This is the Basic Administration presentation for the WebRTC Session Controller.

Topics:

• Architecture
• Media Engine Installation and Administration
• Signaling Engine Installation and Administration

The Product

Oracle Communications WebRTC Session Controller supplies the back-end infrastructure for integrating WebRTC solutions with SIP and IMS networks, enabling the browser to be used like a normal telephone, with video and file sharing capabilities. WebRTC Session Controller also supplies an SDK that makes it easier to build web applications that use the WebRTC features included in web browsers.

The Course

This WebRTC Session Controller course is a self-paced, offline course.

The presentations and the practice instructions are provided as PDF files.

The Audience

The audience for this course are application developers, system architects, and integration developers with basic telecom knowledge who want to understand WebRTC Session Controller.

Prerequisites

This course requires basic telecom knowledge. There are no other mandatory prerequisites for this course.

The Presentations

This WebRTC Session Controller course is a self-paced, offline course. The presentations are provided as PDF files.

Client SDK Presentation

This presentation describes the available client SDKs in WebRTC Session Controller, the JavaScript, Android and iOS SDKs.
The JavaScript SDK is described in detail, while the Android and iOS SDKs are described a bit more briefly.

Topics:

• Client SDK Overview
• JavaScript SDK
  • WebRTC API Overview
  • WebRTC Session Controller JavaScript API Overview
  • WebRTC Session Controller JavaScript API Details
  • WebRTC Session Controller Basic Scenarios
  • Class Hierarchy and Diagrams (For Reference)
• Android SDK
• iOS SDK

• Download a pre-built virtual machine
• Reconfigure networking for the WebRTC Session Controller practices
• Install additional third-party software needed for the practices

Developing - Chat & File Transfer Practice Package

This package contains the code and instructions to deploy and test Chat and File Transfer clients using the WebRTC Session Controller.

• Setting up the environment.
• Installing and configuring WebRTC Session Controller.

Developing - Mesh Conference Practice Package

This package contains the code and instructions to, step by step, build a mesh conference solution using the WebRTC Session Controller.

• Setting up the environment.
• Installing and configuring WebRTC Session Controller.

Installation Practice Package

This package contains the installation lab files for the WebRTC Session Controller course.

Practices:

• Downloading, installing, and configuring WebRTC Session Controller Media Engine
• Downloading, installing, and configuring WebRTC Session Controller Signaling Engine
• Setting up audio and video calls between browsers by using a sample pre-built web application.
• Setting up audio calls between browser and SIP phone.