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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 18, 2014
Filed:
Dec. 01, 2011
Alan Mcnamee, Drumcondra, IE;
Cameron Ross Dunne, Newbridge, IE;
Fergus Mccann, Dublin, IE;
Michael O'sullivan, Dublin, IE;
Niall Byrne, Dublin, IE;
Joe Hogan, Malahide, IE;
Alan McNamee, Drumcondra, IE;
Cameron Ross Dunne, Newbridge, IE;
Fergus McCann, Dublin, IE;
Michael O'Sullivan, Dublin, IE;
Niall Byrne, Dublin, IE;
Joe Hogan, Malahide, IE;
Openet Telecom Ltd., Dublin, IE;
Abstract
The various embodiments include methods, servers and systems for communicating signaling information in a telecommunications signaling network that involves decoding a first portion of the received first message, determining if the decoded first portion identifies a destination component, determining if the destination component can be derived from the decoded first portion when the decoded first portion does not identify a destination component, recursively decoding subsequent portions of the received first message when previously decoded portions do not identify the destination component and that the destination component cannot be derived using the previously decoded portions, performing context-based routing operations using information extracted from the previously decoded portions to identify the destination component, packaging the previously decoded portions along with a remainder of the first message into a second message encoding signaling information, and sending the second message encoding signaling information to the identified destination component over a second communications link.