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In the examples in this chapter, HTTP/1.0 have been used, but REST supports HTTP/1.1 as well. |
Creating a UDR
A UDR can be created by sending data to the HTTP Interface using POST to the base URL for the UDR. The response will be the created UDR. Default format for the response is XML if nothing is specified. The format for the response is decided by the Accept HTTP header.
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| title | Example Creating a QoS Information_UDR in area PROD using JSON |
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POST
http://localhost:9090/PCRF/Rules/PROD/QoS_Information HTTP/1.0
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: 196
The json-data should be structured as follows:
{
"QoS_Information":{
"APN_Agg_MBR_DL":0,
"APN_Agg_MBR_UL":0,
"Allocation_Retention_Priority":0,
"Bearer_Identifier":1,
"GBR_DL":100,
"GBR_UL":100,
"ID":100,
"MBR_DL":1000,
"MBR_UL":1000,
"QCI":1
}
} |
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Retrieving a UDR
The format for the response is determined by the Accept HTTP header.
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| title | Retrieving all Static_Rule UDRs in area PROD as JSON |
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GET
http://localhost:9090/PCRF/Rules/PROD/Static_Rule HTTP/1.0
Accept: application/json |
Example output: | Code Block |
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{
"Static_Rules": [
{
"ID": 1001,
"Rule_Name": "Static Rule 1",
"Rule_Base_Name": "rb-default"
},
{
"ID": 1002,
"Rule_Name": "Static Rule 2",
"Rule_Base_Name": "rb-redirect"
}
]
} |
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Updating a UDR
Updates are made using PUT.
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| title | Example Updating QoS Information UDRs in area PROD using XML |
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PUT http://localhost:9090/PCRF/Rules//PROD/QoS_Information/<id> HTTP/1.0
Content-Type: application/xml
Content-Length: 251 |
The format of the xml-data should be structured as follows: | Code Block |
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<QoS_Information>
<APN_Agg_MBR_DL>0</APN_Agg_MBR_DL>
<APN_Agg_MBR_UL>0</APN_Agg_MBR_UL>
<Allocation_Retention_Priority>0
</Allocation_Retention_Priority>
<Bearer_Identifier>1</Bearer_Identifier>
<GBR_DL>100</GBR_DL>
<GBR_UL>100</GBR_UL>
<ID>100</ID>
<MBR_DL>1000</MBR_DL>
<MBR_UL>1000</MBR_UL>
<QCI>1</QCI>
</QoS_Information> |
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Deleting a UDR
Deleting a resource is done by using the DELETE method.
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| title | Example Deleting Rules UDR 2101 in area PROD |
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DELETE http://localhost:9090/PCRF/Rules/PROD/PCC_Rule/2101 HTTP/1.0 |
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Clearing an area
Clearing an area is done with a HTTP DELETE call to <host>:<port>/PCRF/Rules/<source area>/admin/clear.
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| title | Example Clearing area TEST |
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DELETE http://localhost:9090/PCRF/Rules/TEST/admin/clear HTTP/1.0 |
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Copy one area to another
Copying one area to another is done with a HTTP PUT call to <host>:<port>/PCRF/Rules/<source area>/admin/copyArea?dest=<destination area>.
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| title | Example Copying data from TEST to PROD |
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PUT http://localhost:9090/PCRF/Rules/TEST/admin/copyArea?dest=PROD HTTP/1.0
Content-Length: 0 |
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Error codes
There are several different codes that can be returned for the different operations.
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