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SoftDrom GXASTester Testing a business application for an application server? - Just install GXASTester on your PC(s) and run up to 240 Nortel IP Phone G-XAS connections from each such PC. No actual IP Phones needed - Use cloud testing with GXASTester. Your application(s) on-screen appearance is provided as well. NOTE: The product will be available as a commercial product in August, 2009. A Demo version is available now (ZIP file, 5 Mb). Limitations of the Demo version: maximum 10 windows can be opened at one PC. DO NOT AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD NOW
Success StoriesSoftDrom RFBServer design team has improved its product capacity from 120 to 450 concurrent IP phones support only thanks to use of the GXASTester application for IP Phones emulating during RFBServer tests.
What It Is The SoftDrom GXASTester application acts as a screen of Nortel IP Phone with G-XAS support. You can integrate it into your G-XAS infrastructure just by installing on a PC, putting in your G-XAS application server's IP address into the Server IP field and the application server's port for IP Phones into the Port field. After that, you are ready to start connecting “IP Phones” to your server and applications. OverviewProviding IT services is not an easy duty. Providing IT services via IP Telephony to hundreds of users is a technological challenge. The SoftDrom company suggest an assistance to those who use external application servers with Nortel IP Telephony. Now as software developers teams, developing IP Phones and GXAS applications, as businesses, going to install GXAS solutions are able to do trial of any GXAS related solutions without a need of a lab consists of hundreds and hundreds of real Nortel IP Phones with GXAS support. They just need one or several usual consumer PC's with GXASTester installed and Ethernet connection to their application server. No Call Server is needed even. The GXASTester application allows creating hundreds and hundreds GXAS connections to an application server and, in addition, to those GXAS applications running via the application server. In addition to a GXAS connection, GXASTester emulates precise IP Phone type saying to the application server about this type and emulates the IP Phone type's screen resolution and size allowing to do GXAS-applications testing from the content and appearance on an actual IP Phone screen points of view. Why Use ItTest your G-XAS application appearance on screens of Nortel IP Phones with G-XAS support. No need to buy and configure real such IP Phones. Discover screen output your applications produces. See Appendix 1 for example of Nortel IP Phones screens with G-XAS support. Test your G-XAS application robustness and capacity while running on hundreds of Nortel IP Phones. No need to buy and configure real such IP Phones. Test your G-XAS application server robustness and capacity while running different G-XAS applications on hundreds of Nortel IP Phones. No need to buy and configure real such IP Phones.
Who Should Use ItG-XAS application servers R&D teams; G-XAS applications R&D teams; Verification teams dealing with G-XAS applications and servers; Customers and Distributors going to install G-XAS applications and servers.
Features DescriptionFeaturesNortel G-XAS protocol support. Nortel IP Phones screen resolution support. This feature allows having exact screen resolution and size for an IP phone. IP Phone types 1120E, 1140E, 1150E, 1165E, i2007 and IP Phone 2050 are supported. User activity auto emulating starting V2.0. The application will support scripts creating for user activities and auto run for such scripts to emulate user activities with an application. Two regimes of new window opening – Full and Light. In the Full regime a window provides the exact information sent by an GXAS-application via the applications server to the window. The regime is very useful for the GXAS-application test from the content and appearance point of view. Back side of that regime is high PC resources use on the PC running the GXASTester application. In the Light regime a window provides the only first view sent by an GXAS-application via the applications server to the window. For the next window updates sent to the window, text information with update counter is provided only. The regime is very useful for the GXAS-application capacity testing and for the applications server capacity testing. It is because emulator window uses about twice lower system resources comparing to the Full regime. With that, twice more emulator windows can be run on the same PC in the Light regime. Several instances of the GXASTester application can be run on one PC. With that, it is possible to run emulator windows for several different application servers from one PC. The main window of the GXASTester application provides information about number of emulator windows launched. Log window is shows for warnings like error of GXAS connection to an application server.
LimitationsGXASTester does not support the Nortel UniStim protocol. As a result, the application does not allow phone calls making. No user activity auto emulating in V1.0.
BenefitsLet's imagine that a software development team or a future customer of a product of the development team is going to create a lab to do tests for functionality, related to GXAS protocol. They could create a lab of 100, 1000, 2500 or 10000 IP phones even. As an organization, the development team of the customer will face three main challenges: Technical Support, Room for the lab and Finance for hardware and software. Finance for HW/SW: it is 6 times in average cheaper to use SoftDrom GXASTester lab for GXAS applications tests instead of real IP phones. Technical Support: it is 2 times in average cheaper to do technical support for a SoftDrom GXASTester lab for GXAS applications tests instead of real IP phones. Room for the lab: it is 20 times in average cheaper to rent lab room for a SoftDrom GXASTester lab for GXAS applications tests instead of real IP phones.
System RequirementsThe current use experience: one PC with 2 GHz CPU, 2 Gb RAM and 100 Mb Ethernet card can run 240 emulating windows with rate of one window update per every 10 seconds for 150 Kb pictures sent from an application server to every window. Three such PC's were used for RFBServer product tests to confirm 700 concurrent IP Phones support. ScreenshotsNote: screen for the i2007 type is provided in both, Full and Reduced, modes, which are supported by i2007.

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