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Interface ISessionOperation

All Known Subinterfaces:

ISessionStartChargingOperation, ISessionStopChargingOperation, ISessionUpdateChargingOperation

All Known Implementing Classes:

SessionChargingOperation

public interface ISessionOperation

This Java interface defines the method relevant for executing and requesting an operation in a session-based charging scenario; the execution in your charging client sends the service operation to the connected SAP CC system.

This service operation starts, updates, or stops a multiservice session for an end customer of the marketable service. The operation includes several single operations.

Implementation in Your Client Application

Use the following Java interfaces to develop your Java-based client application:

Sync. comm.
ISessionStartChargingOperation Java class	ISessionUpdateChargingOperation Java class	ISessionStopChargingOperation Java class

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
ISessionOperationResult	execute() Executes the operation to process an event of a session-based charging scenario.

Method Detail

execute

ISessionOperationResult execute()
                         throws CommunicationFailureException,
                                ServerFailureException,
                                java.lang.IllegalArgumentException,
                                ForbiddenChargeException,
                                SessionOperationException

Executes the operation to process an event of a session-based charging scenario.

Returns:

The result to be handled

Throws:

CommunicationFailureException - thrown if operation execution fails on client side

ServerFailureException - thrown if operation execution fails on server side

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException - thrown if operation is not correctly configured

ForbiddenChargeException - thrown if the guiding data does not correspond to a valid accessible charge

SessionOperationException - thrown if an error such as session does not exist or session already exists is raised