SERVA TWaver is a ready-to-use component set that includes easy-to-use network graphical views and other Java Swing-based graphical business components for building advanced Java-based network & element management systems and network planning applications.

SERVA TWaver provides outstanding graphic representation to increase end-user productivity and reduce response time from minutes to seconds. TWaver provides detailed information, easy navigation and tremendous visual comfort, giving operators total control over their networks.

SERVA TWaver provides predefined business objects of telecommunications. The business objects model physical network elements such as node, link, group, sub network, rack, card and others. All business objects support alarms and icon cues, providing an easy overview of your network resources.

The SERVA TWaver network component provides zooming and panning capabilities, point-and-click navigation, context-specific menus, network layering and automated layout of network relationships and links.

Benefits of using TWaver
TWaver is designed for Telecom OSS developers. TWaver provides an end product that is easily focused and makes it possible to provide the desired system within a given timeframe and budget.

• Complete solution for Telecom OSS GUI : Provides all-sided components for Telecom OSS design, meets carrier-class OSS development needs.
• Professional design: Professionally designed Java Swing components and comprehensive set of communications business objects for communications network.
• Standards based: Pure Java Swing based components, standardized with TMF046, OSS/J and ITU-T Z.361.
• Lower cost

Outstanding features

• High performance
  
• Easy-to-use and straightforward
  We believe simple is best. See how easy it is to create a network topology view by TWaver:
  

  TDataBox box=new TDataBox(); TNetwork network=new TNetwork(box); Node node1 = new Node(); node1.setLocation(20, 10); node1.setName("New York"); box.addElement(node1); Node node2 = new Node(); node2.setLocation(300, 100); node2.setName("London"); node2.getAlarmState().addNewAlarm(AlarmSeverity.CRITICAL); box.addElement(node2); Link link = new FlexionLink(node1, node2); link.putLink3D(true); link.putLinkWidth(6); link.putLinkColor(Color.cyan.darker()); box.addElement(link);

• Lightweight
  TWaver has only one JAR file with 1,268k (V1.5.0). Using TWaver in Java Applet or Desktop Application will not make it bulky.