Operation void setTransmissionDescriptorAssociation (Name transmissionDescriptorName = CIS NULL, CIS Boolean isEgress = NA), in Class TerminationPoint

Documentation
This operation associates/un-associates a TransmissionDescriptor (TMD) to/from the TP.
The association of a TMD to a TP as egress or ingress TMD amounts to a forced overwriting of the layered transmission parameters of the TP by the layered transmission parameters of the TMD regarding the egress/outgoing or ingress/incoming transmission on the TMD's layers, and to a forced overwriting of the additional info parameters of the TP by the additional TP info parameters of the TMD. When parameters of the TMD should already be present as parameters of the TP, the TP parameter values are overwritten by the TMD parameter values. When current parameters of the TP are not present as parameters of the TMD, the TP parameters are left unchanged.
An associated TrafficDescriptor is un-associated when no name is provided for the transmissionDescriptorName input parameter. The un-association of a TMD from a TP as egress or ingress TMD has no effect on the parameters of the TP, i.e. the layered transmission parameters and additional info parameters of the TP remain unchanged.
A TP can be associated either with at most one egress TMD and at most one ingress TMD or with at most one egress TD and at most one ingress TD. The association of an egress or ingress TMD unassociates the previous egress or ingress association.
Consistency rules:
1. When a TMD is assigned as egress or ingress TMD on a TP this assignment is called consistent if whenever a TMD transmission parameter is also present as a TP transmission parameter or a TMD additional TP info parameter is also present as a TP additional info parameter, the common parameters of the TMD and TP have the same values.
2. The degree of consistency of a TMD assignment on a TP is determined by the egress and ingress TMD states of the TP.
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 any input parameter is syntactically incorrect.
4. ENTITY_NOT_FOUND - Raised when TransmissionDescriptor to be assigned does not exist.
5. UNABLE_TO_COMPLY - Raised when transmission parameter values could not be configured in the TP.
6. NE_COMM_LOSS - Raised when communication to managed element is lost.

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

Preconditions
TransmissionDescriptor to be associated has to exist.
Postconditions
The transmission parameter values of the TP are consistent with the values of the associated TransmissionDescriptor.
Semantics

Arguments

transmissionDescriptorName
/* in */ The name of the TransmissionDescriptor to associate to the TP.
NULL means that an associated TransmissionDescriptor has to be un-associated from the TP.
isEgress
/* in */ True if the egress TransmissionDescriptor has to be assigned/un-assigned; false if it is the ingress TransmissionDescriptor.