Hello
I am new to all this and will be working with CSTA II on a Toshiba PBX.
Toshiba have not supplied an ASN.1 specification but apparently they use
CSTA II. Does this mean all I need do is get the ASN.1 spec for CSTA and
use that.
For example, I downloaded from www.ecma.ch the file Ecma-285-asn.txt readme
say about this file:
This file, derived from ECMA-285, 2nd edition, contains the ASN.1 source
file that can be used with many industry compilers.
Also this is for CSTA III - should that be OK. Couldn't find equivalent
file for CSTA II.
In addition, there are other files:
- acse_user_info_csta2.txt - This file specifies the "CSTAFunctionality"
parameter type that is defined in ECMA-218 (CSTA Phase II Protocol). It
needs be
compiled with the above file (See clause 8.2.2 in ECMA-285).
- rose94.txt - This file specifies the Remote Operations ASN.1 definitions.
It
may be required by come compilers that do not provide the Remote Operations
definitions automatically.
Do I need these?
Do I simply compile the Ecma-285-asn.txt file using esnacc and opt to
generate C++ files? Is it as simple as that? If not can someone point me
in the right direction?
Angus
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