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Capability: Camel
Usage
This operation is used to request by the gsmSCF that the gsmSSF should monitor for a call event (e.g., busy or no answer), then send a notification back to the gsmSCF when the event is detected.
Expected actions
- The requested events are monitored until the monitoring is ended, until the end of the call, until the requested events are detected or the corresponding call leg is released.
Invoke parameters
- bcsmEvents – list of parameters which specify the event/events for which a report is requested. An event is specified by the following parameters:
- eventTypeBCSM – type of event for which a report is requested. Values “collectedInfo” and “termAttemptAuthorize” aren't valid for this operation.
- monitorMode – indicates how the event is to be reported. If its value is “interrupted”, the event is reported as a request, if its value is “notifyAndContinue”, the event is reported as a notification, if its value is “transparent”, the event is not reported.
- legID – the party of the call for which the event is to be reported. The gsmSCF uses only the “sendingSideID” only.
- sendingSideID
- dPSpecificCriteria – specific information specific to the DP to be armed
- applicationTimer
- extensions
Result parameters
This operation does not expect a result.
Example
<component localCID="1" type="Invoke" operationCode="requestReportBCSMEvent"> <bcsmEvents> <bcsmEvent> <eventTypeBCSM>tAnswer</eventTypeBCSM> <monitorMode>transparent</monitorMode> <legID> <receivingSideID>leg2</receivingSideID> </legID> <dPSpecificCriteria> <applicationTimer>25</applicationTimer> </dPSpecificCriteria> </bcsmEvent> </bcsmEvents> </component>