Open APIs

I am currently working in the implementation of TMF640 OpenAPI but I am facing issues when running the CTK script.

I am configuring the CTK with the following config.json:

{    "url": "http://localhost:8480/tmf-api/ServiceActivationAndConfiguration/v4/",    "headers": {        "Accept": "application/json",        "Content-Type": "application/json",        "X-Service-Ids": "0-1-5-1,0-1-5-3"    },    "payloads": {        "Service": {            "POST": {                "payload": {                    "@type": "Service",                    "state": "active",                    "category": "",                    "description": "",                    "feature": [],                    "serviceType": "MtxOpSubscriptionCreate",                    "serviceSpecification":{                        "id":"1"                    },                    "serviceCharacteristic": [                        {                            "id": "1",                            "name": "MtxRequestSubscriptionCreate",                            "valueType": "object",                            "value":                            {                                "Status": 1,                            }                        }                    ]                  }            }        }    }}

As you can see I am passing a header X-Service-Ids with the list of ids I want to query, for some reason the CTK is ignoring that header.

The first request that CTK triggers is precisely a GET/service retrieving the list of services, my API needs that header to be included for that request, but the header is not passed.

There are two things that look wrong:

1.- If CTK is executing the ctk/CTK-Service_Activation-4.0.0.postman_collection.json postman collection I don't understand why the first call performed is a GET/service instead o a POST/service which is the first request on that collection.

2.- Why are the headers that I am setting in config.json not being passed to the GET request?

I am able to do run CTK without any issues with TMF632 but CTK in TMF640 seems to be ignoring the headers in the config.json.

Hi Eduardo,

We are also in contact with Nuno and investigating the CTK, I will come back to you as soon as we have an update.

Best Regards,

I am currently working in the implementation of TMF640 OpenAPI but I am facing issues when running the CTK script.

I am configuring the CTK with the following config.json:

{    "url": "http://localhost:8480/tmf-api/ServiceActivationAndConfiguration/v4/",    "headers": {        "Accept": "application/json",        "Content-Type": "application/json",        "X-Service-Ids": "0-1-5-1,0-1-5-3"    },    "payloads": {        "Service": {            "POST": {                "payload": {                    "@type": "Service",                    "state": "active",                    "category": "",                    "description": "",                    "feature": [],                    "serviceType": "MtxOpSubscriptionCreate",                    "serviceSpecification":{                        "id":"1"                    },                    "serviceCharacteristic": [                        {                            "id": "1",                            "name": "MtxRequestSubscriptionCreate",                            "valueType": "object",                            "value":                            {                                "Status": 1,                            }                        }                    ]                  }            }        }    }}

As you can see I am passing a header X-Service-Ids with the list of ids I want to query, for some reason the CTK is ignoring that header.

The first request that CTK triggers is precisely a GET/service retrieving the list of services, my API needs that header to be included for that request, but the header is not passed.

There are two things that look wrong:

1.- If CTK is executing the ctk/CTK-Service_Activation-4.0.0.postman_collection.json postman collection I don't understand why the first call performed is a GET/service instead o a POST/service which is the first request on that collection.

2.- Why are the headers that I am setting in config.json not being passed to the GET request?

I am able to do run CTK without any issues with TMF632 but CTK in TMF640 seems to be ignoring the headers in the config.json.

Hi Henrique,

Did you get any update regarding this issue? We are trying to achieve conformance but this is currently blocking us from being able to perform the CTK tests.

Thank you!

Hi Eduardo,

We are also in contact with Nuno and investigating the CTK, I will come back to you as soon as we have an update.

Best Regards,

I am currently working in the implementation of TMF640 OpenAPI but I am facing issues when running the CTK script.

I am configuring the CTK with the following config.json:

{    "url": "http://localhost:8480/tmf-api/ServiceActivationAndConfiguration/v4/",    "headers": {        "Accept": "application/json",        "Content-Type": "application/json",        "X-Service-Ids": "0-1-5-1,0-1-5-3"    },    "payloads": {        "Service": {            "POST": {                "payload": {                    "@type": "Service",                    "state": "active",                    "category": "",                    "description": "",                    "feature": [],                    "serviceType": "MtxOpSubscriptionCreate",                    "serviceSpecification":{                        "id":"1"                    },                    "serviceCharacteristic": [                        {                            "id": "1",                            "name": "MtxRequestSubscriptionCreate",                            "valueType": "object",                            "value":                            {                                "Status": 1,                            }                        }                    ]                  }            }        }    }}

As you can see I am passing a header X-Service-Ids with the list of ids I want to query, for some reason the CTK is ignoring that header.

The first request that CTK triggers is precisely a GET/service retrieving the list of services, my API needs that header to be included for that request, but the header is not passed.

There are two things that look wrong:

1.- If CTK is executing the ctk/CTK-Service_Activation-4.0.0.postman_collection.json postman collection I don't understand why the first call performed is a GET/service instead o a POST/service which is the first request on that collection.

2.- Why are the headers that I am setting in config.json not being passed to the GET request?

I am able to do run CTK without any issues with TMF632 but CTK in TMF640 seems to be ignoring the headers in the config.json.

Hi @Eduardo Sanchez 

I just released a new fix for TMF640 the headers are working on my environment now.

Let me know if you still encouter any issues

Hi Henrique,

Did you get any update regarding this issue? We are trying to achieve conformance but this is currently blocking us from being able to perform the CTK tests.

Thank you!

Hi Eduardo,

We are also in contact with Nuno and investigating the CTK, I will come back to you as soon as we have an update.

Best Regards,

I am currently working in the implementation of TMF640 OpenAPI but I am facing issues when running the CTK script.

I am configuring the CTK with the following config.json:

{    "url": "http://localhost:8480/tmf-api/ServiceActivationAndConfiguration/v4/",    "headers": {        "Accept": "application/json",        "Content-Type": "application/json",        "X-Service-Ids": "0-1-5-1,0-1-5-3"    },    "payloads": {        "Service": {            "POST": {                "payload": {                    "@type": "Service",                    "state": "active",                    "category": "",                    "description": "",                    "feature": [],                    "serviceType": "MtxOpSubscriptionCreate",                    "serviceSpecification":{                        "id":"1"                    },                    "serviceCharacteristic": [                        {                            "id": "1",                            "name": "MtxRequestSubscriptionCreate",                            "valueType": "object",                            "value":                            {                                "Status": 1,                            }                        }                    ]                  }            }        }    }}

As you can see I am passing a header X-Service-Ids with the list of ids I want to query, for some reason the CTK is ignoring that header.

The first request that CTK triggers is precisely a GET/service retrieving the list of services, my API needs that header to be included for that request, but the header is not passed.

There are two things that look wrong:

1.- If CTK is executing the ctk/CTK-Service_Activation-4.0.0.postman_collection.json postman collection I don't understand why the first call performed is a GET/service instead o a POST/service which is the first request on that collection.

2.- Why are the headers that I am setting in config.json not being passed to the GET request?

I am able to do run CTK without any issues with TMF632 but CTK in TMF640 seems to be ignoring the headers in the config.json.

Great! 

Where can I get access to the release? is it in the following link https://projects.tmforum.org/wiki/display/API/Open+API+Table?

Thanks!

Hi @Eduardo Sanchez 

I just released a new fix for TMF640 the headers are working on my environment now.

Let me know if you still encouter any issues

Hi Henrique,

Did you get any update regarding this issue? We are trying to achieve conformance but this is currently blocking us from being able to perform the CTK tests.

Thank you!

Hi Eduardo,

We are also in contact with Nuno and investigating the CTK, I will come back to you as soon as we have an update.

Best Regards,

I am currently working in the implementation of TMF640 OpenAPI but I am facing issues when running the CTK script.

I am configuring the CTK with the following config.json:

{    "url": "http://localhost:8480/tmf-api/ServiceActivationAndConfiguration/v4/",    "headers": {        "Accept": "application/json",        "Content-Type": "application/json",        "X-Service-Ids": "0-1-5-1,0-1-5-3"    },    "payloads": {        "Service": {            "POST": {                "payload": {                    "@type": "Service",                    "state": "active",                    "category": "",                    "description": "",                    "feature": [],                    "serviceType": "MtxOpSubscriptionCreate",                    "serviceSpecification":{                        "id":"1"                    },                    "serviceCharacteristic": [                        {                            "id": "1",                            "name": "MtxRequestSubscriptionCreate",                            "valueType": "object",                            "value":                            {                                "Status": 1,                            }                        }                    ]                  }            }        }    }}

As you can see I am passing a header X-Service-Ids with the list of ids I want to query, for some reason the CTK is ignoring that header.

The first request that CTK triggers is precisely a GET/service retrieving the list of services, my API needs that header to be included for that request, but the header is not passed.

There are two things that look wrong:

1.- If CTK is executing the ctk/CTK-Service_Activation-4.0.0.postman_collection.json postman collection I don't understand why the first call performed is a GET/service instead o a POST/service which is the first request on that collection.

2.- Why are the headers that I am setting in config.json not being passed to the GET request?

I am able to do run CTK without any issues with TMF632 but CTK in TMF640 seems to be ignoring the headers in the config.json.

Yes that is the link for the production api table

Great! 

Where can I get access to the release? is it in the following link https://projects.tmforum.org/wiki/display/API/Open+API+Table?

Thanks!

Hi @Eduardo Sanchez 

I just released a new fix for TMF640 the headers are working on my environment now.

Let me know if you still encouter any issues

Hi Henrique,

Did you get any update regarding this issue? We are trying to achieve conformance but this is currently blocking us from being able to perform the CTK tests.

Thank you!

Hi Eduardo,

We are also in contact with Nuno and investigating the CTK, I will come back to you as soon as we have an update.

Best Regards,

I am currently working in the implementation of TMF640 OpenAPI but I am facing issues when running the CTK script.

I am configuring the CTK with the following config.json:

{    "url": "http://localhost:8480/tmf-api/ServiceActivationAndConfiguration/v4/",    "headers": {        "Accept": "application/json",        "Content-Type": "application/json",        "X-Service-Ids": "0-1-5-1,0-1-5-3"    },    "payloads": {        "Service": {            "POST": {                "payload": {                    "@type": "Service",                    "state": "active",                    "category": "",                    "description": "",                    "feature": [],                    "serviceType": "MtxOpSubscriptionCreate",                    "serviceSpecification":{                        "id":"1"                    },                    "serviceCharacteristic": [                        {                            "id": "1",                            "name": "MtxRequestSubscriptionCreate",                            "valueType": "object",                            "value":                            {                                "Status": 1,                            }                        }                    ]                  }            }        }    }}

As you can see I am passing a header X-Service-Ids with the list of ids I want to query, for some reason the CTK is ignoring that header.

The first request that CTK triggers is precisely a GET/service retrieving the list of services, my API needs that header to be included for that request, but the header is not passed.

There are two things that look wrong:

1.- If CTK is executing the ctk/CTK-Service_Activation-4.0.0.postman_collection.json postman collection I don't understand why the first call performed is a GET/service instead o a POST/service which is the first request on that collection.

2.- Why are the headers that I am setting in config.json not being passed to the GET request?

I am able to do run CTK without any issues with TMF632 but CTK in TMF640 seems to be ignoring the headers in the config.json.

Hi Victor,

I was able to run the conformance tool with the new released version of CTK.

Thanks for the quick response!

Yes that is the link for the production api table

Great! 

Where can I get access to the release? is it in the following link https://projects.tmforum.org/wiki/display/API/Open+API+Table?

Thanks!

Hi @Eduardo Sanchez 

I just released a new fix for TMF640 the headers are working on my environment now.

Let me know if you still encouter any issues

Hi Henrique,

Did you get any update regarding this issue? We are trying to achieve conformance but this is currently blocking us from being able to perform the CTK tests.

Thank you!

Hi Eduardo,

We are also in contact with Nuno and investigating the CTK, I will come back to you as soon as we have an update.

Best Regards,

I am currently working in the implementation of TMF640 OpenAPI but I am facing issues when running the CTK script.

I am configuring the CTK with the following config.json:

{    "url": "http://localhost:8480/tmf-api/ServiceActivationAndConfiguration/v4/",    "headers": {        "Accept": "application/json",        "Content-Type": "application/json",        "X-Service-Ids": "0-1-5-1,0-1-5-3"    },    "payloads": {        "Service": {            "POST": {                "payload": {                    "@type": "Service",                    "state": "active",                    "category": "",                    "description": "",                    "feature": [],                    "serviceType": "MtxOpSubscriptionCreate",                    "serviceSpecification":{                        "id":"1"                    },                    "serviceCharacteristic": [                        {                            "id": "1",                            "name": "MtxRequestSubscriptionCreate",                            "valueType": "object",                            "value":                            {                                "Status": 1,                            }                        }                    ]                  }            }        }    }}

As you can see I am passing a header X-Service-Ids with the list of ids I want to query, for some reason the CTK is ignoring that header.

The first request that CTK triggers is precisely a GET/service retrieving the list of services, my API needs that header to be included for that request, but the header is not passed.

There are two things that look wrong:

1.- If CTK is executing the ctk/CTK-Service_Activation-4.0.0.postman_collection.json postman collection I don't understand why the first call performed is a GET/service instead o a POST/service which is the first request on that collection.

2.- Why are the headers that I am setting in config.json not being passed to the GET request?

I am able to do run CTK without any issues with TMF632 but CTK in TMF640 seems to be ignoring the headers in the config.json.

Hi @Victor Rodriguez

I have noticed another problem with the 640 CTK, the third GET request of the N2 group targets the following URL:

{{Service_Activation}}service?serviceDate="{{SERVICEDATESE01}}"

That makes the serviceDate value include the double quotes at the beginning and end of the query parameter value. Based on Request For Comment (RFC) 1738 on Uniform Resource Locators the quote mark is considered as unsafe because and I quote "it is used to delimit URLs in some systems".

I can add code in my microservice to ignore the quotes in that query parameter but it seems incorrect to have to add that logic in the microservice, in my opinion it should instead be changed in the test.

Could that change be added please?

Thank you!

Hi Victor,

I was able to run the conformance tool with the new released version of CTK.

Thanks for the quick response!

Yes that is the link for the production api table

Great! 

Where can I get access to the release? is it in the following link https://projects.tmforum.org/wiki/display/API/Open+API+Table?

Thanks!

Hi @Eduardo Sanchez 

I just released a new fix for TMF640 the headers are working on my environment now.

Let me know if you still encouter any issues

Hi Henrique,

Did you get any update regarding this issue? We are trying to achieve conformance but this is currently blocking us from being able to perform the CTK tests.

Thank you!

Hi Eduardo,

We are also in contact with Nuno and investigating the CTK, I will come back to you as soon as we have an update.

Best Regards,

I am currently working in the implementation of TMF640 OpenAPI but I am facing issues when running the CTK script.

I am configuring the CTK with the following config.json:

{    "url": "http://localhost:8480/tmf-api/ServiceActivationAndConfiguration/v4/",    "headers": {        "Accept": "application/json",        "Content-Type": "application/json",        "X-Service-Ids": "0-1-5-1,0-1-5-3"    },    "payloads": {        "Service": {            "POST": {                "payload": {                    "@type": "Service",                    "state": "active",                    "category": "",                    "description": "",                    "feature": [],                    "serviceType": "MtxOpSubscriptionCreate",                    "serviceSpecification":{                        "id":"1"                    },                    "serviceCharacteristic": [                        {                            "id": "1",                            "name": "MtxRequestSubscriptionCreate",                            "valueType": "object",                            "value":                            {                                "Status": 1,                            }                        }                    ]                  }            }        }    }}

As you can see I am passing a header X-Service-Ids with the list of ids I want to query, for some reason the CTK is ignoring that header.

The first request that CTK triggers is precisely a GET/service retrieving the list of services, my API needs that header to be included for that request, but the header is not passed.

There are two things that look wrong:

1.- If CTK is executing the ctk/CTK-Service_Activation-4.0.0.postman_collection.json postman collection I don't understand why the first call performed is a GET/service instead o a POST/service which is the first request on that collection.

2.- Why are the headers that I am setting in config.json not being passed to the GET request?

I am able to do run CTK without any issues with TMF632 but CTK in TMF640 seems to be ignoring the headers in the config.json.

Hi @Victor Rodriguez

I have noticed another problem with the 640 CTK, the third GET request of the N2 group targets the following URL:

{{Service_Activation}}service?serviceDate="{{SERVICEDATESE01}}"

That makes the serviceDate value include the double quotes at the beginning and end of the query parameter value. Based on Request For Comment (RFC) 1738 on Uniform Resource Locators the quote mark is considered as unsafe because and I quote "it is used to delimit URLs in some systems".

I can add code in my microservice to ignore the quotes in that query parameter but it seems incorrect to have to add that logic in the microservice, in my opinion it should instead be changed in the test.

Could that change be added please?

Thank you!

Hi Victor,

I was able to run the conformance tool with the new released version of CTK.

Thanks for the quick response!

Yes that is the link for the production api table

Great! 

Where can I get access to the release? is it in the following link https://projects.tmforum.org/wiki/display/API/Open+API+Table?

Thanks!

Hi @Eduardo Sanchez 

I just released a new fix for TMF640 the headers are working on my environment now.

Let me know if you still encouter any issues

Hi Henrique,

Did you get any update regarding this issue? We are trying to achieve conformance but this is currently blocking us from being able to perform the CTK tests.

Thank you!

Hi Eduardo,

We are also in contact with Nuno and investigating the CTK, I will come back to you as soon as we have an update.

Best Regards,

I am currently working in the implementation of TMF640 OpenAPI but I am facing issues when running the CTK script.

I am configuring the CTK with the following config.json:

{    "url": "http://localhost:8480/tmf-api/ServiceActivationAndConfiguration/v4/",    "headers": {        "Accept": "application/json",        "Content-Type": "application/json",        "X-Service-Ids": "0-1-5-1,0-1-5-3"    },    "payloads": {        "Service": {            "POST": {                "payload": {                    "@type": "Service",                    "state": "active",                    "category": "",                    "description": "",                    "feature": [],                    "serviceType": "MtxOpSubscriptionCreate",                    "serviceSpecification":{                        "id":"1"                    },                    "serviceCharacteristic": [                        {                            "id": "1",                            "name": "MtxRequestSubscriptionCreate",                            "valueType": "object",                            "value":                            {                                "Status": 1,                            }                        }                    ]                  }            }        }    }}

As you can see I am passing a header X-Service-Ids with the list of ids I want to query, for some reason the CTK is ignoring that header.

The first request that CTK triggers is precisely a GET/service retrieving the list of services, my API needs that header to be included for that request, but the header is not passed.

There are two things that look wrong:

1.- If CTK is executing the ctk/CTK-Service_Activation-4.0.0.postman_collection.json postman collection I don't understand why the first call performed is a GET/service instead o a POST/service which is the first request on that collection.

2.- Why are the headers that I am setting in config.json not being passed to the GET request?

I am able to do run CTK without any issues with TMF632 but CTK in TMF640 seems to be ignoring the headers in the config.json.

Hi @Eduardo Sanchez 

The table has been updated with the new changes for the ctk.

Hi @Victor Rodriguez

I have noticed another problem with the 640 CTK, the third GET request of the N2 group targets the following URL:

{{Service_Activation}}service?serviceDate="{{SERVICEDATESE01}}"

That makes the serviceDate value include the double quotes at the beginning and end of the query parameter value. Based on Request For Comment (RFC) 1738 on Uniform Resource Locators the quote mark is considered as unsafe because and I quote "it is used to delimit URLs in some systems".

I can add code in my microservice to ignore the quotes in that query parameter but it seems incorrect to have to add that logic in the microservice, in my opinion it should instead be changed in the test.

Could that change be added please?

Thank you!

Hi Victor,

I was able to run the conformance tool with the new released version of CTK.

Thanks for the quick response!

Yes that is the link for the production api table

Great! 

Where can I get access to the release? is it in the following link https://projects.tmforum.org/wiki/display/API/Open+API+Table?

Thanks!

Hi @Eduardo Sanchez 

I just released a new fix for TMF640 the headers are working on my environment now.

Let me know if you still encouter any issues

Hi Henrique,

Did you get any update regarding this issue? We are trying to achieve conformance but this is currently blocking us from being able to perform the CTK tests.

Thank you!

Hi Eduardo,

We are also in contact with Nuno and investigating the CTK, I will come back to you as soon as we have an update.

Best Regards,

I am currently working in the implementation of TMF640 OpenAPI but I am facing issues when running the CTK script.

I am configuring the CTK with the following config.json:

{    "url": "http://localhost:8480/tmf-api/ServiceActivationAndConfiguration/v4/",    "headers": {        "Accept": "application/json",        "Content-Type": "application/json",        "X-Service-Ids": "0-1-5-1,0-1-5-3"    },    "payloads": {        "Service": {            "POST": {                "payload": {                    "@type": "Service",                    "state": "active",                    "category": "",                    "description": "",                    "feature": [],                    "serviceType": "MtxOpSubscriptionCreate",                    "serviceSpecification":{                        "id":"1"                    },                    "serviceCharacteristic": [                        {                            "id": "1",                            "name": "MtxRequestSubscriptionCreate",                            "valueType": "object",                            "value":                            {                                "Status": 1,                            }                        }                    ]                  }            }        }    }}

As you can see I am passing a header X-Service-Ids with the list of ids I want to query, for some reason the CTK is ignoring that header.

The first request that CTK triggers is precisely a GET/service retrieving the list of services, my API needs that header to be included for that request, but the header is not passed.

There are two things that look wrong:

1.- If CTK is executing the ctk/CTK-Service_Activation-4.0.0.postman_collection.json postman collection I don't understand why the first call performed is a GET/service instead o a POST/service which is the first request on that collection.

2.- Why are the headers that I am setting in config.json not being passed to the GET request?

I am able to do run CTK without any issues with TMF632 but CTK in TMF640 seems to be ignoring the headers in the config.json.