Sherzada Khan wrote:
> Thanks for the note,
> Actually I want a bit advance prospective like basic coding....
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> Sherzada KHAN,
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I don't get what you are asking for. Existing code for Diameter already
exists. Granted it is Java, but a critical skill for any programmer is
to be able to "read" other languages to understand the basic gist of
what is going on.
And since you've worked with TCP/IP, you should already be aware of the
fact that very little documentation out there is as carefully written as
Working Group RFCs are.
What I gave to you, on a silver platter, should be everything you need
to start development.
> Not having any experience with this, a quick Google search for 'diameter
> base protocol' turns up as the second result:
>
> http://en.wikipedia .org/wiki/ Diameter_(protocol)
>
> Apparently some sort of RADIUS protocol replacement (i.e. wireless
> network authentication and key exchange). At the bottom of the page
> lists a Java implementation called 'openblox'. That might be worth
> checking out.
>
> And there is always the option of just reading RFC3588.
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