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Interface towards the NetworkDataLake
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timestamp is missing in request-body of ServiceRequestCausesLoggingRequest #52

Open IswaryaaS opened 3 days ago

IswaryaaS commented 3 days ago

As per 2.1.2, the attribute "timestamp" shall be present in request-body of the callback ServiceRequestCausesLoggingRequest.

This is missing. Shall be updated to https://github.com/openBackhaul/NetworkDataLakeProxy/blob/develop/spec/NetworkDataLakeProxy.yaml

kmohr-soprasteria commented 3 days ago 
                   timestamp:
                      type: string
                      description: 'Date and time when [application-name] sent response to [originator]; only to be provided, if [/core-model-1-4:control-construct/logical-termination-point=xx-1-0-0-op-c-bs-eatl-2-1-2-000/layer-protocol=0/operation-client-interface-1-0:operation-client-interface-pac/operation-client-interface-configuration/detailed-logging-is-on] == true'
ThomasSeitz commented 2 days ago

@IswaryaaS The attribute "timestamp" is already in the body of the callback. I looked in the ApplicationPattern.yaml and found the attribute timestamp as 'required'. I added this attribute and commited it: Could you please check this issue again?

              application/json:
                schema:
                  type: object
                  required:
                    - x-correlator
                    - trace-indicator
                    - user
                    - originator
                    - application-name
                    - release-number
                    - operation-name
                    - response-code
                    - timestamp
IswaryaaS commented 2 days ago

Yes, I meant to include the attribute "timestamp" in required section of the callback. Sorry for missing to detail that part in the description. @ThomasSeitz , Thanks for understanding