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boolean |
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scscfSptConditionNegated
=
false
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This parameter indicates if the result of the Service Point Trigger (SPT) evaluation is negated.
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String1to01024DT
key
mandatory
noNotification
restricted |
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scscfSptName
-
This parameter captures the identity of a Service Point Trigger (SPT) included in the Group.
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String0to01024DT[0..1] |
-
scscfSptTriggerContext
-
This parameter captures the context associated with the trigger type. The trigger context takes on different meanings depending on the trigger type. When the trigger type is METHOD, the trigger context captures the SIP method name. When the trigger type is HEADER, the trigger context captures the SIP header name. When trigger type is SESSION_CASE, the trigger context must be set to one of the following keywords: ORIGINATING_REGISTERED, ORIGINATING_UNREGISTERED,TERMINATING_REGISTERED, TERMINATING_UNREGISTERED, ORIGINATING_CDIV. And finally, when the trigger type is REQUEST_URI, the trigger context must be empty.
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SptTriggertypeDT
mandatory |
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scscfSptTriggerType
-
This parameter indicates the type of Service Point Trigger. The system supports 4 types namely, REQUEST_URI, METHOD, HEADER and SESSION_CASE.
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String0to01024DT[0..] nonUnique ordered |
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scscfSptTriggerValue
-
This parameter captures the value that will be used to match the condition that fires the trigger. The trigger value takes on different meanings depending on the type of trigger. When the trigger type is METHOD and trigger context is REGISTER, the trigger value defines the Registration Type for this SPT. The Registration Type can either be empty or assumes 3 possible values, namely INITIAL_REGISTRATION, RE_REGISTRATION and DE_REGISTRATION. When the trigger type is REQUEST_URI, the trigger value captures the Request-URI string that defines the trigger. When trigger type is HEADER, the trigger value captures the header content. And finally, when trigger type is SESSION_CASE, the trigger value must be empty.
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