Operation void associateWithTrafficDescriptor (Name tdName = NA, CIS Boolean isEgress = NA), in Class ConnectionTerminationPoint

Documentation
This operation associates a TrafficDescriptor to the CTP.
The association of a TD to a CTP as egress or ingress TD amounts to an extension of the attributes of the CTP by the attributes of the TD, except the inherited attributes (name, user label, native EMS name, owner, additional information), regarding the bandwidth and Quality of Service of the egress/outgoing or ingress/incoming traffic on the connectable layer. When parameters of the TD should already be present as parameters of the CTP (i.e., as layered transmission parameters or additional info parameters), the CTP parameter values are overwritten by the TD parameter values.
An associated TrafficDescriptor is un-associated when no name is provided for the tdName input parameter. The un-association of a TD from a CTP as egress or ingress TD removes the extension of the attributes of the CTP. It has no effect on other parameters of the CTP such as previously present transmission and/or additional info parameters, i.e. they remain unchanged.
A CTP can be associated either with at most one egress TD and at most one ingress TD or with at most one egress TMD and at most one ingress TMD. The association of an egress or ingress TD un-associates the previous egress or ingress association.
Consistency rules:
1. When a TD is assigned as egress or ingress TD on a CTP this assignment is called consistent if whenever a TD traffic parameter is also present as a CTP transmission or additional info parameter, the common parameters of the TD and CTP have the same values.
2. The degree of consistency of a TD assignment on a CTP is implementation-defined. It is always consistent if the EMS does not allow TD traffic parameters to occur as CTP transmission or additional info parameters.
Operation Exceptions:
1. NOT_IMPLEMENTED - Raised when EMS does not support this operation.
2. INTERNAL_ERROR - Raised in case of non-specific EMS internal failure.
3. INVALID_INPUT - Raised when input parameter is syntactically incorrect.
4. ENTITY_NOT_FOUND - Raised when TrafficDescriptor to be associated does not exist.
5. UNABLE_TO_COMPLY - Raised when traffic values could not be configured in the CTP.
6. NE_COMM_LOSS - Raised when communication to managed element is lost.

Protocol |  | Qualification |
Exceptions |  | Size |
Time |  | Concurrency | Sequential
Export Control | PublicAccess |  |

Preconditions
TrafficDescriptor to be associated has to exist.
Postconditions
The TD(s) on the CTP has been updated and uses the traffic values contained in the associated TrafficDescriptor.
Semantics

Arguments

tdName
/* in */ The name of the traffic descriptor to associate with the CTP.
isEgress
/* in */ True if the TrafficDescriptor to be assigned/un-assigned is the egress TrafficDescriptor; false if it is the ingress TD.