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Configuration file #29

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2-face opened this issue May 27, 2019 · 4 comments
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Configuration file #29

2-face opened this issue May 27, 2019 · 4 comments

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2-face commented May 27, 2019

A config file should be possible to use that would define exact content of each message. Otherwise each message has to be compose programatically and code needs to be rebuilt.

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wmnsk commented May 27, 2019

Thank you for nice idea. I agree some config help users to handle values easier, and it may be implemented in the future, but currently this project has only low-level implementations & a few helpers that “protocol stack” requires, and is targeting those who write programs by their own because;

  • some values should inevitably be set dynamically(=in a programmable way), and defining a single-formatted config makes the package less flexible.
  • this is a package to implement nodes by developers own, not a independent software.

However, if you need, it is possible to define original one, for example by adding a config struct and put tags on it, and put values to each field in your own program. I’ll be happy to help you if you try that.

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2-face commented May 27, 2019

Sure understood. Just an idea, I think I've seen somewhere on github some other telco related project where signalling messages content was defined in asn.1.

If time allows I would like to develop sth around mme/sgsn with your library.

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wmnsk commented May 28, 2019

Thank you for understanding.
I’ll keep on trying hard to make it ready for high-level implementations some day.

I hope you’ll have time to develop MME/SGSN and send a PR with example 😃

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wmnsk commented Jun 3, 2019

Let me know if you have anything to discuss further. Thanks.

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