ApplyCharging CAMEL3

Introduction

The N-Squared ASN.1 codec for the INAP ApplyCharging CAMEL3 operation supports the following argument attributes for encode/decode.

These attributes are used when variant = ‘camel3’.
The variant code ‘camel’ is an alias for this variant, and is the default codec when no explicit variant is requested.

Field Type Description
<anon> Object SEQUENCE, UNIVERSAL 16, IMPLICIT, Tag Byte = 30
This element is a sequence which contains one or more of the following elements.
[Required]: This element is required to be present.
.aChBillingChargingCharacteristics Object CHOICE, CONTEXT 0, Tag Byte = 80
This element is a choice. Specify at most one of the following options.
[Required]: This element is required to be present whenever the containing element is present.
.timeDurationCharging Object SEQUENCE, CONTEXT 0, IMPLICIT, Tag Byte = a0
This element is a sequence which contains one or more of the following elements.
This element is one of the possible alternatives for the containing CHOICE.
.maxCallPeriodDuration 1 - 864000 INTEGER, CONTEXT 0, IMPLICIT, Tag Byte = 80
The value is an integer within the indicated range.
[Required]: This element is required to be present whenever the containing element is present.
.releaseIfdurationExceeded 0 / 1 BOOLEAN, CONTEXT 1, IMPLICIT, Tag Byte = 81
Values are represented as integer 0 (false) or 1 (true).
.tariffSwitchInterval 1 - 86400 INTEGER, CONTEXT 2, IMPLICIT, Tag Byte = 82
The value is an integer within the indicated range.
.tone 0 / 1 BOOLEAN, CONTEXT 3, IMPLICIT, Tag Byte = 83
Values are represented as integer 0 (false) or 1 (true).
.partyToCharge Object CHOICE, CONTEXT 2, Tag Byte = a2
This element is a choice. Specify at most one of the following options.
[Decode Default]: { "sendingSideID" => "\1", "sendingSideID_hex" => "01" }
.sendingSideID Binary String OCTET STRING, CONTEXT 0, IMPLICIT, Tag Byte = 80
The value is the raw encoded bytes for this element.
This binary field value also provides a hex mechanism for encoding and decoding.
This element is one of the possible alternatives for the containing CHOICE.
.sendingSideID_hex [0-9a-fA-F]+ Hex String. Alternate encode source.
The hex string value must always consist of an even number of characters.
For encoding, either [a-f] and [A-F] (upper-case or lower-case) may be used.
Will always be set (using lower-case) on decode when source field is present.
.extensions Array SEQUENCE OF, CONTEXT 3, IMPLICIT, Tag Byte = a3
This element is an array of elements each with the following structure.
<anon> Object SEQUENCE, UNIVERSAL 16, IMPLICIT, Tag Byte = 30
This element is a sequence which contains one or more of the following elements.
[Required]: This element is required to be present whenever the containing element is present.
.type -2147483648 - 2147483647 INTEGER, UNIVERSAL 2, IMPLICIT, Tag Byte = 02
The value is an integer within the indicated range.
[Required]: This element is required to be present whenever the containing element is present.
.criticality 0 - 4294967295 ENUMERATED, UNIVERSAL 10, IMPLICIT, Tag Byte = 0a
The value is an integer within the indicated range.
.value Binary String ANY, CONTEXT 1, Tag Byte = a1
The value is the raw encoded bytes for this element.
This field supports basic UNIVERSAL BOOLEAN, INTEGER, OCTET STRING sub-encoding, also a HEX catch-all.
[Required]: This element is required to be present whenever the containing element is present.
.value_integer Integer Helper mechanism for requesting encoding of a simple ASN.1 UNIVERSAL INTEGER.
Will always be set on decode when source field is present as UNIVERSAL integer.
.value_boolean 0 / 1 Helper mechanism for requesting encoding of a simple ASN.1 UNIVERSAL BOOLEAN.
Will always be set on decode when source field is present as UNIVERSAL boolean.
.value_octet_string Binary String Helper mechanism for requesting encoding of a simple ASN.1 UNIVERSAL OCTET STRING.
The bytes in this binary string are exclusive of the tag and length bytes.
Will always be set on decode when source field is present as UNIVERSAL octet string.
.value_hex [0-9a-fA-F]+ Hex String. Alternate encode source.
The hex string value must always consist of an even number of characters.
The bytes in this hex string include any tag and length bytes which may potentially be present.
For encoding, either [a-f] and [A-F] (upper-case or lower-case) may be used.
Will always be set on decode when source field is present.