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Use this community as your go-to resource to discuss anything and everything relating to TM Forum Open APIs:

  • learn how to implement them
  • post ideas and requirement for new types of APIs
  • share how you are using APIs
  • discuss domain specific applications

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    TMF648 Quote Management - when v5 it will be published ...

    By: Radosław Twardy , 4 hours ago

    Is it known if and when TMF648 v5 will be published ? I do not see any draft version. ------------------------------ Radosław Twardy Comarch S.A. ------------------------------

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    Site Characteristics in 674 geographical Site

    By: Steven Tandil , 5 hours ago

    Hello, Has anyone encountered the need to define characteristics for a given geographical site ? For example, we want to define whether the site is a commercial building, residential area, data center or non-address site (e.g. traffic light). Each ...

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    RE: Swagger and @schemaLocation

    By: Vance Shipley , 5 hours ago

    Pretty much nobody is using OAS ("swagger") at runtime however it's something I've been a proponent of. One thing we do at SigScale however is to make our own OAS available on the runtime systems ( /schema/... ) so that developers always have accurate ...

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    Resource reservation, TMF-716 and TMF-685

    By: David Vidrih , 6 hours ago

    Hello! Does anyone know the plans for TMF-716 and TMF-685? TMF-685 was in v3, and is scheduled for v5. It is not defined neither in current TMF API table, nor in pre-production table. https://www.tmforum.org/resources/standard/tmf685-resource-pool-management-api-rest-specification-r18-0-0/ ...

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    RE: Swagger and @schemaLocation

    By: David Whitfield , 7 hours ago

    Hi All, I feel like this is a really interesting topic and something i've been wrangling with for some time. Whilst I can see the benefits of parsing a schema location at run time and therefore being able to understand the additional fields that have ...