Hi Rajiv and David
To be honest, my first impression is that this this is an unfortunate copy-paste from Feature instance in service/resource activation + inventory, where the meaning is very clear. Toggling the feature on and off is done, conceptually, by setting/resetting isEnabled and invoking Activation and Configuration API POST operation.
But Rajiv's proposed creative use of the attribute at catalog level is an intriguing idea.
Maybe
@Vance Shipley can shed some light.
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Jonathan Goldberg
Amdocs Management Limited
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Original Message:
Sent: Apr 07, 2022 06:42
From: David Whitfield
Subject: TM633 Service Catalog - ServiceFeatureSpecification - IsEnabled attribute
@Ludovic Robert / @Jonathan Goldberg is this something you could possibly help with or know someone who is active in the catalog space?
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David Whitfield
TalkTalk Group
Original Message:
Sent: Apr 05, 2022 07:48
From: Rajiv Inamdar
Subject: TM633 Service Catalog - ServiceFeatureSpecification - IsEnabled attribute
Hi Everyone,
Can someone share any use case to clarify the logic behind boolean isEnabled attribute in ServiceFeatureSpecification resource?
I will be using this isEnabled property to indicate if the feature is enabled or not based on featureSpecificaton.lifecycleStatus in the Service catalog DB which will be used as part of service order validation. featureSpecification.lifecycleStatus in Serivce catalog DB will have different lifecycle Statuses such as Active, Draft, Suspended.
Any suggestions?
#General
Thanks
Rajiv
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Rajiv Inamdar
TalkTalk Group
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