[Nsi-wg] common types

[Michał Balcerkiewicz]

Hello,

 

Here is what I mean regarding having some common types (Provider interface):

 

For example, let's see how Reservation message looks like (it applies to
reservation, provision, release, terminate and query messages):

 

reservation

                reservationRequestType

                                correlationId 

                                replyTo

                                reservation

 

and compare it to provision message:

 

provision

                provisionRequestType

                                correlationId

                                replyTo

                                provision 

                                

So my question is, do we need these reservationRequestType and
provisionRequestType? Couldn't it look like the following:

 

reservation

                correlationId 

                replyTo

                reservation

 

provision

                correlationId

                replyTo

                provision 

 

or we could have some common header for correlationId and replyTo fields:

 

reservation

                commonRequestType (contains correlationId, replyTo)

                reservation

 

provision

                commonRequestType (contains correlationId, replyTo)

                provision 

 

 

Regarding the Requester interface:

                                

All confirmation/failed messages (except queryConfirmed, queryFailed and
reservationConfirmed) contain correlationId and
GenericConfirmedType/GenericFailedType.

For example, terminateConfirmedType looks like:

 

terminateConfirmedType

                correlationId

                terminateConfirmed (contains GenericConfirmedType)

 

 

Question is do we need to have terminateConfirmed type here (or in case of
terminateFailedType do we need terminateFailed)? Couldn't it look like:

 

terminateConfirmedType

                correlationId

                GenericConfirmedType

 

 

 

Br

michal

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