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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 02, 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
Methods, servers and systems for performing dynamic context based routing operations in a telecommunications signaling network in which a dynamic context based router may receive a first message encoding signaling information from a source component, decode the message into an internal representation, perform application level routing operations using contextual information derived from the internal representation to identify a destination component, encode signaling information contained in the internal representation into a second message, and send the second message to the identified destination component. Application level routing operations using contextual information may include generating keys based on the internal representation, transmitting the generated keys to an external resource, receiving supplementary information in response to the generated keys, and using the supplementary information to identify the destination component. The information in the internal representation may be modified to send a subset or a superset of the information contained in the first message.