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Hi,
I was trying to understand how the TR-069 works. According to the
explanations defined by broadband-forum, there is a SOAP part that is
used to transfer XML encoded RPC ...
- 04-01-2009 #1Just Joined!
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TR-069 Information
Hi,
I was trying to understand how the TR-069 works. According to the
explanations defined by broadband-forum, there is a SOAP part that is
used to transfer XML encoded RPC calls or their responses. What i didn't
understand is the RPC part of the protocol.
If a CPE received a SOAP message over http, it seems it should first
parse the message to understand the method name that is being called.
Then the method should be called as a RPC. At this point the method can
be either defined at locally or at a remote server. So i didn't get the
point here why RPC is used? After the method name is defined by parsing
the XML, the local method can be called without any RPC services
running, right?
A RPC imlementation requires a client and server side programs running.
Normally, according to the TR-069 protocol, should there be a RPC
service running on the CPE machine both as a client and server?
So i am not so sure about the SOAP and RPC process that is defined at
the TR-069. I will be happy if someone give a clear info about it.
And will be happy if someone developed an opensource CPE client so that i can read the codes to understand how it works.
- 05-27-2009 #2Just Joined!
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Hi Oguzy,
any progress with this issue ? I also muss develop a CPE client, but can`t find an open source help so far.



