Description

Feature name

HttpDetermineNetworkOperator

Applicable contexts

SS7 Service, SIP Service, Sentinel Charge Example

SAS Support

No

Prerequisite Features

None

Extracts the name of the Network Operator from an HTTP request. This feature searches the request URL parameters for a name-value pair with name identified in the HttpParameterForHttpDetermineNetworkOperator field of the SentinelPlatformConfiguration. The feature then attempts to map the discovered value to a network operator name by looking it up in the SentinelHttpParameterToNetworkOperatorProfileTable. If the parameter is not found in the URL or there is no mapping available in the SentinelHttpParameterToNetworkOperatorProfileTable, a default network operator is used, as configured in the DefaultNetworkOperator field of the SentinelPlatformConfiguration.

For example, consider an HTTP trigger containing the following URL:

HttpDetermineNetworkOperator will query the name of the HttpParameterForHttpDetermineNetworkOperator in the SentinelConfigurationTable by selection key. In this case it returns “calledstationid”. The corresponding parameter value 00102 is then extracted from the URL, and the profile of the same name is retrieved from the HttpParameterToNetworkOperatorProfileTable. From this profile, the NetworkOperator is retrieved and stored in session state.

Session state inputs and outputs

Inputs

Name Type Format Description Behaviour if null/invalid

SentinelSelectionKey

com.opencloud.sentinel.common.SentinelSelectionKey

selection key (for example, <platform>::::)

A selection key to be populated with the network operator for this session

Runtime exception handled by feature runner

Outputs

Name Type Format Description

SentinelSelectionKey

com.opencloud.sentinel.common.SentinelSelectionKey

selection key (for example, <platform>:<network>:::)

A Sentinel selection key with a non-empty network operator field

Error scenarios

Scenario Handling

Trigger is not an HTTP request

Report featureCannotStart

Finish

Malformed name-value pair in HTTP request

Increment CouldNotDetermineNetworkOperator stat

Use SentinelConfiguration defaultNetworkOperator

Configured name-value pair not found in request

Increment CouldNotDetermineNetworkOperator stat

Use SentinelConfiguration defaultNetworkOperator

No configured mapping found for value in SentinelHttpParameterToNetworkOperatorProfileTable

Increment CouldNotDetermineNetworkOperator stat

Use SentinelConfiguration defaultNetworkOperator

Feature responses

Response Reason

featureCannotStart

Trigger event must be an HttpRequest

featureHasFinished

feature has finished

Configuration

The SentinelHttpParameterToNetworkOperatorProfileTable:

Parameter Description

NetworkOperator

Network operator this profile’s name is mapped to

Relevant fields of the SentinelPlatformConfigurationTable:

Parameter Description

HttpParameterForHttpDetermineNetworkOperator

Name of the HTTP parameter to search for in the request URL

DefaultNetworkOperator

Network operator to fall back to if the HTTP parameter is not found in the request URL, or no mapping is found in the SentinelHttpParameterToNetworkOperatorProfileTable

Configuration profile naming

Configuration Profile Table Name Description Profile Naming

SentinelHttpParameterToNetworkOperatorProfileTable

Mapping of HTTP parameter values to network operator names

HTTP parameter value (for example, 00102)

Provisioning interfaces

The feature is provisioned using the Sentinel HTTP Determine Network Operator REST API or web interface.

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