To access the Mobile Access Gateway Provisioning System, click on the login
button (below) and enter your developer account name and password.
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What is Mobile Access Gateway
Provisioning?
You may provision (i.e. create and administrate) up to five subscriber accounts
on our Developer Mobile Access Gateway Server ("Edevgate"). A subscriber
account allows you to access applications and services through a fully WAP
1.2.1 compliant, production Mobile Access Gateway Server environment from a GSM
handset or the Openwave SDK. The gateway running at "edevgate.openwave.com" is
version 5.1, which means we have a Push Proxy Gateway (PPG) running as part of
this infrastructure.
How to View Your Subscribers
When you signed-up for your developer account, a Mobile Access Gateway
subscriber was automatically created for you. To view your subscriber
(and any additional subscribers that you may have manually created), follow
these steps:
Login
to the Mobile Access Gateway Provisioning System
Click on the Find Subscriber button. This will display the Find
Subscriber Form.
Click on the Submit
button to view all of your subscriber records.
Click on the Client ID field to view the details for any given
subscriber account.
How to Create a New Subscriber
Follow these steps to create a new subscriber account for connection via the Openwave
SDK:
Login
to the Mobile Access Gateway Provisioning System.
Click on the Add Subscriber button. This will display the Subscriber
Registration Form.
Click on the radio button for the appropriate Client ID Format.
Choose WAP if you are using the Openwave® Simulator v4.1, 5.1, 6.1, or
6.2. Otherwise, choose HDTP
for Openwave Simulator v3.2 and earlier. If you plan to use multiple
versions of the Simulator, you should create multiple subscriber accounts --
one for each SDK version.
Enter the IP address of your PC in the Client ID field. This
should be the same PC on which you installed the Openwave® SDK. You must
create a unique Client ID for each SDK version you plan to use.
For the most recent versions of the Phone Simulator, you can actually provision these
as if they were really a GSM Device, and use a real phone number (e.g. 16505551212). If you wish
to use an IP address, you can do this by appending a 4-digit string to your IP address.
For example, for SDK 6.1 you can append .9999 to the IP address of your PC
(i.e. if your IP is 222.222.222.222, provision 222.222.222.222.9999).
Enter your first and last name in the Name
field.
Click on the Submit button to create the subscriber account.
Follow these steps to create a new subscriber account for connection via a GSM device:
Login to the Mobile Access Gateway Provisioning System.
Click on the Add Subscriber button. This will display the Subscriber
Registration Form.
Click on the radio button for the appropriate Client ID Format. Choose Phone
Number (GSM Interim)
Enter the phone number of the device in full international format in the Client
ID field. Eg. 441234567899 (omitting the +)
Select UnsecureWAP 1.1_GSM_SMS_SMPP33 from the Messenger Push Stack Service
field for GSM handset provisioning.
Enter your first and last name in the Name field.
Click on the Submit button to create the subscriber account.
How to Connect the Simulator Simulator 6.2.2
Make sure that you've downloaded the WAP Plugin for the SDK 6.2.2
Select Tools -> Options from the Simulator Menu after launching the Openwave SDK 6.2.2 WAP
Select the Sever Tab and click on the Add button
Enter edevgate.openwave.com as the server address and click the Next button
Leave the default settings on the next screens and just click Next
Enter the IP address that you've provisioned above
Leave the default settings on the next screen and just click Next
Enter a name for your new configuration and click Finish
Click on your new profile and select the Activate button
How to connect the Phone Simulator V7
Select Settings -> Server Profiles from the Simulator Menu after launching Openwave Phone Simulator V7
Click on the New button to create a new profile
Enter a name for the profile
Select the WAP radio button
Enter edevgate.openwave.com as the proxy address
Modify the phone number in the MSISDN field to match that which you have provisioned above
Check Activate this profile
Click the OK button
The Phone window will exit and restart, and will re-activate using your new profile. You may now close the
Server Configuration Profiles dialog window
Follow these steps to connect the Simulator 4.1 or earlier
Follow these steps to connect the Simulator 4.1 or earlier
Select UP.SDK -> UP.Simulator
from the Programs menu on your PC to launch the Simulator.
Select Settings -> UP.Link Settings from the Simulator menu. In the
dialog, set the UP.Link address to edevgate.openwave.com and then press OK.
Make sure the home deck is displayed on the phone. If you are not able to
connect to the Mobile Access Gateway, please refer to the
SDK Tools & APIs Reference for information on Simulator system
requirements.
Follow these steps to connect the Simulator 5.1
Select Openwave SDK 5.1 -> Openwave SDK 5.1
from the Programs menu on your PC to launch the Simulator.
Select Device Settings from the Simulator menu. In the dialog, select
the radio button next to Proxy 2, enter Edevgate.openwave.com in the
proxy field, ensure Client IP format is set to (IP Address IPv4
Packet/Circuit). Clear the url in the Homepage field at the top of the dialog
box and then press OK.
Make sure the home deck is displayed on the phone.
Follow these steps to connect the Simulator 6.1 (the steps for the
Simulator 6.2 are the same if you just substitute 6.2 for 6.1) :
Make sure you downloaded and installed the
WAP simulator plug-in for SDK 6.1.
You need this add-on to the SDK 6.1 main package in order to connect to a WAP
gateway.
The "Openwave SDK 6.1 WAP" shortcut and menu item point
to a .cmd batch file, which by default, is located at C:\Program
Files\Openwave\SDK 6.1\program\wap\OSDK61wap.cmd.
Open up this file in your favorite editor and set the
command string to:
start /b osdk61wap.exe -g edevgate.openwave.com -clearcache
-secure -pho slimjim-mini-lime.pho -sethome
http://developer.openwave.com/dhome5.cgi
If you want to be able to test WAP Push, and/or server
side cookies, or you've used the Openwave SDK 4.1 in conjunction with
edevgate.openwave.com in a secure mode, you will also need to set the -clientid
flag. The -clientid value should be set to the
hexadecimal version (minus the first 4 digits) of the clientid you created for
SDK6.1. In the example below, which shows a sample subscriber profile on
devgate2, the clientid should be set to 0401020304270F. Ensure
that you use the correct client ID for your sdk.
start /b osdk61wap.exe -g edevgate.openwave.com-clientid
0401020304270F -clearcache -secure -pho slimjim-mini-lime.pho
-sethome
http://developer.openwave.com/dhome5.cgi
Name
Value
Client ID
1.2.3.4.9999
Full Client ID (Hexadecimal)
0A000401020304270F
Client ID Format
WAP, IP Address(IPv4 Packet/Circuit)
Subscriber ID
1039131842-40089_edevgate.openwave.com
Home Page
UP.Dev Home Page
Status
active
Client Type
Client Version
Created By
test@openwave.com
Create Date
05-Dec-2002
Session State
force
Signature
Messenger Push Stack Service
UnsecureWAP1.1_IPv4
Messenger Push Client Port
4445
Messenger Push Client Address
001.002.003.004
Name
Cross Reference
Email Alias
test
Save this file and start SDK 6.1 WAP from the menu or shortcut.
For all simulators, to verify that you are connected to the correct gateway with
the correct client ID, you can point the simulator to:
http://developer.openwave.com/dev/sdk.41/scripts/whoami.cgi#u
How to configure your GSM Handset for
"Edevgate"
To access "Edevgate" from your GSM device you should set up an internet profile
in your phone using the following information.
Gateway IP address: 62.17.22.71
Port: 9203
You can access "Edevgate" using your own CSD or GPRS details.
Please refer to the manufacturers instructions relating to Internet profile set
up of your particular device or refer to our Supported Phones page for information.
Before connecting your GSM Handset to the
gateway
Things to note before connecting to "Edevgate":
Before connecting to the MAG you should ensure that the phones own number
relating to the data enabled sim card you are connecting with is entered in the
"Own/ My Numbers" section of the address book of the phone. This should be in
international format eg: +441234567899 (including the +).
You cannot connect to the same MAG with more than one internet profile within
the same phone.
Ensure that you have the correct profile activated before attempting connection
to the MAG.
When initiating connection to the MAG you will see a messaging asking you to
enable security?select Ok?.you may then see a message telling you that a key is
being generated. This process may take a few moments and will then be followed
by your homepage.
How to Synchronize a Dynamic IP Address
If your PC's IP address is dynamically assigned by your Internet service
provider, for the Openwave SDK 3.x/4.x you will need to synchronize your
subscriber's Client ID each time you connect to the service provider by
following these steps:
Login
to the Mobile Access Gateway Provisioning System.
Click on the Developer Utilities
button.
Click on the Sync Phone link.
If you are using the Openwave SDK 5.1 you can fix the client ID that your
simulator uses by entering your current IP address (with the unique
4-digit string appended to it) in the Proxy 2 input field
under the Simulator -> Device Settings dialog. This step need only be taken
once, and the Client ID that you specify will be used regardless of your
current IP Address. *NOTE: Be sure to set the Client ID Format to IP Address: (IPV4 Packet/Circuit)
If you are using Openwave SDK 6.1 or 6.2, you can fix the client ID that your
simulator uses by adding the -clientid argument to the command string in the
.cmd file. As mentioned above, the value should be set to the hexadecimal
version (minus the first 4 digits) of the Client ID you created for that SDK.
