Talk:RO Northbound Interface - Revision history

Tierno at 13:41, 31 January 2017

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	Should a table explicit the compatibility of this page with each tag ?		Should a table explicit the compatibility of this page with each tag ?

			=== REPLY: ===

			Documentation is for an old version. Latest versions (both master and v1.1) contains some new features. However new versions are backward compatible with the old version so that this documentation match current versions.

Berpec at 09:28, 31 January 2017

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			== Is RO supporting json or yaml or both ? ==

	Several entries on this page are not correct according to what we find in the code.		Several entries on this page are not correct according to what we find in the code.

Berpec at 09:14, 31 January 2017

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Berpec: /* Version of the RO ? */ new section

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Version of the RO ?: new section

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			== Version of the RO ? ==

			There is several versions of the RO :https://osm.etsi.org/gitweb/?p=osm/RO.git;a=tags

			Should a table explicit the compatibility of this page with each tag ?

Tierno at 17:22, 30 January 2017

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	Code admits both yaml and json based on HTTP header "Content-type:" application/yaml or application/json		Code admits both yaml and json based on HTTP header "Content-type:" application/yaml or application/json

Tierno at 17:21, 30 January 2017

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	Same problem for ''openmano/{tenant_id}/instances''		Same problem for ''openmano/{tenant_id}/instances''


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			Code admits both yaml and json based on HTTP header "Content-type:" application/yaml or application/json

			"json-schema" is a python library to validate input and, in spite of its name, has no connection at all with json or yaml.

			On the other hand, the references to github above are outdated. RO code is available at OSM's RO repo at: https://osm.etsi.org/gerrit/#/admin/projects/osm/RO

			As a side note, for further comments in "talk" sections, please use the "Add topic" option (between "Edit" and "View history"), so that more than one topic can be included.

Berpec: Created page with "Several entries on this page are not correct according to what we find in the code. For example : '''On the wiki''' POST /openmano/{tenant_id}/instances/{instance_id}/ac..."

2017-01-30T16:31:07Z

Created page with "Several entries on this page are not correct according to what we find in the code. For example : '''On the wiki''' POST /openmano/{tenant_id}/instances/{instance_id}/ac..."

New page

Several entries on this page are not correct according to what we find in the code.

For example :

'''On the wiki'''
POST /openmano/{tenant_id}/instances/{instance_id}/action
take an action over a scenario instance. Actions can be {start,pause,resume,shutoff,shutdown,forceOff,rebuild,reboot,console}
Params: Content-type: application/yaml

'''In the code we cand read''' [https://github.com/nfvlabs/openmano/blob/master/openmano/httpserver.py#L1066 httpserver.py]
@bottle.route(url_base + '/<tenant_id>/instances/<instance_id>/action', method='POST')
def http_post_instance_scenario_action(tenant_id, instance_id):
[...]
#parse input data
http_content,_ = format_in( ''instance_scenario_action_schema'' )

'''And then''' [https://github.com/nfvlabs/openmano/blob/master/openmano/openmano_schemas.py#L732 openmano_schemas.py]
''instance_scenario_action_schema'' = {
"title":"instance scenario action information schema",
"$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-04/schema#",

The documentation states that yaml is expected but the code seem to expect a json.

Same problem for ''openmano/{tenant_id}/instances''

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	Params: Content-type: application/yaml		Params: Content-type: application/yaml

	'''In the code we cand read''' [https://~~github~~.~~com~~/~~nfvlabs~~/~~openmano~~/blob~~/master/openmano/~~httpserver.py#~~L1066~~ httpserver.py]		'''In the code we cand read''' [https://osm.etsi.org/gitweb/?p=osm/RO.git;a=blob;f=httpserver.py;h=789e0224c7c6354a49a04d1c56d59e524ee193d1;hb=aceb46455ba16b5cfddd8cde528251a57e8a3b56#l1224 httpserver.py]
	@bottle.route(url_base + '/<tenant_id>/instances/<instance_id>/action', method='POST')		@bottle.route(url_base + '/<tenant_id>/instances/<instance_id>/action', method='POST')
	def http_post_instance_scenario_action(tenant_id, instance_id):		def http_post_instance_scenario_action(tenant_id, instance_id):
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	http_content,_ = format_in( ''instance_scenario_action_schema'' )		http_content,_ = format_in( ''instance_scenario_action_schema'' )

	'''And then''' [https://~~github~~.~~com~~/~~nfvlabs~~/~~openmano~~/blob~~/master/openmano/~~openmano_schemas.py#~~L732~~ openmano_schemas.py]		'''And then''' [https://osm.etsi.org/gitweb/?p=osm/RO.git;a=blob;f=openmano_schemas.py;h=ffbacd3adb68428bf143d227f9e6f295b8bbbea2;hb=aceb46455ba16b5cfddd8cde528251a57e8a3b56#l1036 openmano_schemas.py]
	''instance_scenario_action_schema'' = {		''instance_scenario_action_schema'' = {
	"title":"instance scenario action information schema",		"title":"instance scenario action information schema",
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	"json-schema" is a python library to validate input and, in spite of its name, has no connection at all with json or yaml.		"json-schema" is a python library to validate input and, in spite of its name, has no connection at all with json or yaml.

	~~On the other hand, the references to github above are outdated. RO code is available at OSM's RO repo at: https://osm.etsi.org/gerrit/#/admin/projects/osm/RO~~

	As a side note, for further comments in "talk" sections, please use the "Add topic" option (between "Edit" and "View history"), so that more than one topic can be included.		As a side note, for further comments in "talk" sections, please use the "Add topic" option (between "Edit" and "View history"), so that more than one topic can be included.