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What is the Developers Community Group?

The Developer Community is designed as a central place in the Online Community where Developers and Implementer’s can share experiences, problems or hints and tips. It is also used to by other Collaboration Teams to channel relevant information to the Developer/Implementer audience. So if you are new to TM Forum, are working on Implementing TM Forum standards, this is a great place to share experiences and gain insights into relevant information from across all the other Collaboration programs, and to get all of the latest news and information which is focused and tailored to the Developer/Implementer audience.

What are the deliverables?

There is a tooling project underway which is working to build an Interface Development Toolkit, basically working to automate interface generation. Version 1.0 was released on Aug 2010, and version 1.1 was released in June 2011. The team is currently working on release 1.1.1 which will automate the generation of a skeleton Reference Implementation and Test Kit along with ensuring that all required features for the RAM and MPAC new interfaces are completed. This work is intended to be complete in September 2011, and additional features are planned for Dec 2011 to support other interface generation.

How to Participate

Don’t be shy! Post a question or discussion in the discussion board, respond to other people questions or attend our weekly meetings, which are held each week on Tuesday at 2pm BST.
Here you will learn about the specifc features that require feature definitions or development work. If you are interested in getting involved in the Interface Toolkit Development, the following opportunities exist:
2 x Java Developers
1 x Technical PM
2 x System Engineers
You are also welcome to contact me directly if you are interested in getting involved: jobrien@tmforum.org.

Members already actively involved in this program are: HP, OpenNMS, Telcordia, Reliance, Wipro, Comarch.

Note this work is primarily driven by the needs of Service Providers in the generation of a single interface to manage converged networks and the requirements for this have been provided by NGMN.

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