6 About Design Studio Construction
This chapter provides information on the composition of the Oracle Communications Network Integrity Optical Circuit Assimilation cartridge from the Oracle Communications Design Studio perspective.
Model Collection
The Optical Circuit Assimilation cartridge uses the Optical Model for its model collection. See Network Integrity Developer's Guide for more information.
Actions
The following tables outline the Design Studio construction of the Optical Circuit Assimilation cartridge actions and associated components.
Table 6-1 shows the Design Studio construction of the actions for the Optical Circuit Assimilation cartridge.
Table 6-1 Actions Design Studio Construction
Action Name | Result Category | Address Handler | Scan Parameters | Processors |
---|---|---|---|---|
Assimilate Optical Circuits (assimilation) |
Device |
N/A |
See Table 6-2 |
See Table 6-3 |
Discrepancy Detection |
OpticalAssimilation |
N/A |
None |
See Table 6-4 |
Table 6-2 shows the Design Studio construction of the scan parameters belonging to the Optical Circuit Assimilation cartridge.
Table 6-2 Cartridge Scan Parameters Design Studio Construction
Parameter Name | Type | Description | UI Label |
---|---|---|---|
assimilateVC12 |
Drop down |
Select True to run the VC12 LOT LOP Assimilator processor. Values are True or False. |
Assimilate VC12 |
assimilateVC3 |
Drop down |
Select True to run the VC3 LOT LOP Assimilator processor. Values are True or False. |
Assimilate VC3 |
processDiscoveryResults |
Drop down |
Causes the Optical Assimilation Initializer processor to convert the input results to the Intermediate Assimilation Model. If you are running a hierarchical set of assimilation scans, set this field to True for the first assimilation scan. Values are True or False. |
Process Discovery Results |
modelIncompleteCircuits |
Drop down |
Causes the Optical Assimilation Modeler processor to convert complete and partial circuits from the Intermediate Assimilation Model. If you are running a hierarchical set of assimilation scans, set this field to True on the last assimilation scan. Values are True or False. |
Model Incomplete Circuits |
isTopLevelAssimilation |
Drop down |
Indicates whether the assimilation scan is being run on the top and final level of the hierarchy. When this field is set to False, the circuit matcher matches circuit names for complete circuits only. When this field is set to True, the circuit matcher also matches partial circuits. Values are True or False. |
Is Top Level Assimilation |
Table 6-3 shows the Design Studio construction of the processors belonging to the Assimilate Optical Circuits action.
Table 6-3 Optical Circuit Assimilation Processors Design Studio Construction
Processor Name | Variable |
---|---|
Layer Rate Initializer |
Input: N/A Output: layerRates |
Optical Assimilation Initializer |
Input: layerRates Output: N/A |
Optical VC4 HOT HOP Assimilator |
Input: N/A Output:
|
Optical VC3 LOT LOP Assimilator |
Input: scansInScope Output: N/A |
Optical VC12 LOT LOP Assimilator |
Input: scansInScope Output: N/A |
Page Initialization For Circuit |
Input: scansInScope Output:
|
Optical Assimilation Circuit Matcher |
Input: N/A Output: N/A |
Optical Assimilation Modeler |
Input: N/A Output: N/A |
Optical Assimilation Persister |
Input: devicePipeMap, pageIndex, pageSize, scansInScope Output: N/A |
Link Modeler |
Input: devicePipeMap Output: N/A |
Link Persister |
Input: devicePipeMap, linkPageIndex, pageSize, scansInScope Output: N/A |
Cleanup Processor |
Input: N/A Output: N/A |
Table 6-4 shows the Design Studio construction of the processors belonging to the Discrepancy Detection action.
Table 6-4 Discrepancy Detection Processors Design Studio Construction
Processor Name | Variable |
---|---|
Circuit Discrepancy Name Filter Initializer |
Input: N/A Output:
|
Missing Entity Filter Initializer |
Input: isTopLevel Output: N/A |
DiscrepancyDetector |
Input: N/A Output: N/A |