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This document provides an overview of the JAIN JCC API, which is part of the JAIN JCC 1.0 Specification. It is not a tutorial. This document, combined with the JAIN JCC Reference Implementation (RI) Specification and the JAIN JCC Test Compatibility Kit (TCK) Specification (described below) comprise the JAIN JCC 1.0 Specification.
The JAIN JCC Reference Implementation (RI) is a an example Java program that emulates the responses of an underlying network in order to verify that JAIN JCC applications are compatible with the JAIN JCC specification. The RI can therefore be used to help develop and debug a JAIN JCC application in the absence of an JAIN JCC Compliant Call Control implementation. The purpose of the the RI Specification is to outline the requirements for setting up the RI and to list the scope, limitations and restrictions of the RI.
The purpose of the JAIN JCC TCK is to verify that a JAIN JCC implementation is compatible with the JAIN JCC API Specification. The TCK Specification discusses the test cases which an implementation of JAIN interfaces must pass in order to be considered compliant with the JAIN JCC Specification, but each can be distributed separatly.