This Schema was generated by the OSS through Java XML Toolkit Doclet 3-30-2005 15:26 This interface contains definitions for trend indication types for observed conditions. It's possible to indicate if some observed condition is getting better, worse, or not changing. This interface contains definitions of parameters that shall be present when the alarm is a result of a threshold crossing. The QueryAlarmsValue interface represents a query value that allows clients to query for Alarms. </p> <p> The Query expression is formed by &quot;ANDing&quot; these attributes together. </p> <p> If none of the parameters are specified, then all of the Alarms are returned. </p> <p> This interface contains definions for probable causes that are used in reported alarms. This interface contains definitions for alarm severity classes. This interface represents the payload of the event that is sent when the API server changes the severity of an alarm in the alarm list. See package desciption for information on how NotifyChangedAlarmEvent events are used. This interface defines the content of an event signaling that the list of Alarm has been rebuilt. This interface represents the payload of an event that is sent when a comment is associated to an alarm in the API server's alarm list. See package desciption for information on how NotifyNewAlarmEvent events are used. The <code>NotifyAckStateChangedEventPropertyDescriptor</code> interface contains string based static fields that define filterable event attributes and their types. </p> <p> The <code>NotifyAckStateChangedEventPropertyDescriptor</code> is the descriptor for the event type <code>NotifyAckStateChangedEvent</code>. The <code>NotifyAckStateChangedEvent</code> is the JMS event that is sent after the ack state of an alarm in the alarm list has changed. This interface defines the content of an event signaling a change in the ackState for an Alarm. This interface represents correlated notification identifier. Correlated notifications in one server can be distinguished using pair of notification ID and managed object instance. This interface represents comment value. This interface represents changed attribute value including both old and new value. </p> <p> It is used in a changed alarm event to report changed attribute value Not sure if this has to be an Event? extends IRPEvent..Sameer This interface represents an attribute value. Represents alarm attribute values. This interface identifies all 3G TS 32.111-2 [5] defined alarm event types used by this API. Their semantics are defined by 3GPP. Their encodings for this API are defined here. Alarm Key using the String Format. This interface represents operation result 'bad alarm reference'. It contains both bad alarm reference and a reason. </p> <p> The datastructure used for transfering bad alarm reference which consists of alarm key and reason for failure Represents an Alarm Key. <p> The <code>AlarmEventPropertyDescriptor</code> is a super interface that contains string based static fields that define filterable event attributes/types that are common to all events that are associated with a single alarm. </p> <p> The interface also contains the definition of methods that can be used at run-time to dynamically discover the properties of the event and their types. </p> <p> For each AlarmEvent the following properties shall set, in addtion to what IRPEvent has. The properties shall be set according to the following: </p> <ul> <li> <b>ALARM_TYPE</b> is set to the same value <code>event.getAlarmType()</code> returns </li> <li> <b>PERCEIVED_SEVERITY</b> is set to the same value <code> event.getPerceivedSeverity()</code> returns </li> <li> <b>PROBABLE_CAUSE</b> is set to the same value <code> event.getProbableCause()</code> returns. </li> </ul> This interface represents a super interface containing all the methods common to events associated with a single alarm. This interface represents number of alarms for each severity class category that are defined in the PerceivedSeverity class. </p> <p> This interface defines the return of the method queryAlarmCount on JVTAlarmSession. This interface defines the possible values for alarm acknowledgement state. </p> <p> The alarm acknowledgement state is a part of the alarm information that is stored in systems Alarm List. It is used for management purposes only to mark alarms that are handled by operator or client application. The state of the new alarm is always set as <code>UNACKNOWLEDGED</code>. After the alarm perceived serverity is set as <code> PerceivedSeverity.CLEARED</code> and acknowledgement state as <code> ACKNOWLEDGED</code>, the alarm can be removed from systems Alarm List.