Loading Feature-Development-Guide/ue-application-scenarios.md +5 −4 Original line number Original line Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -13,13 +13,13 @@ This guide contains step-by-step procedure for creating and configuring a UE app # Definitions # Definitions - MEC application - MEC application This is an application or a MEC service hosted by a MEC platform This is an application or a MEC service onboarded to the MEC platform - User application (or UE Application) - User application (or UE Application) This is an application or a MEC service hosted by a user terminal (UE) described in a [network scenarion](./network-scenarios.md) This is an application or a MEC service hosted by a user terminal (UE) described in a [network scenarion](./network-scenarios.md) - MEC application instantiation - MEC application instantiation A UE Application can request instantiation of an onboarded A UE Application can request instantiation of an onboarded MEC application # Creating a UE Application # Creating a UE Application Loading Loading @@ -58,10 +58,11 @@ Using a text editor, you need to update the networkLocations.physicalLocations.p # Update MEEP-DAI micro-service # Update MEEP-DAI micro-service The MEEP-DAI micro service is acting as the xxx core element in a MEC architecture with some limitations: The MEEP-DAI micro service is acting as the UALCMP entity in a MEC architecture (see MEC-003 Clause 6 Reference architecture) with some limitations: 1) MEC application are onboarded runtime when the MEC Sandbox is launched 1) MEC application are onboarded at runtime when the MEC Sandbox is launched 2) Only Mx2 interface (MEC-016) is supported 2) Only Mx2 interface (MEC-016) is supported 3) MEC-016 subscriptions and Notifications are not supported 3) MEC-016 subscriptions and Notifications are not supported 4) MEC-016 Location constraint look-up is not supported ## Technical details ## Technical details Loading Loading
Feature-Development-Guide/ue-application-scenarios.md +5 −4 Original line number Original line Diff line number Diff line Loading @@ -13,13 +13,13 @@ This guide contains step-by-step procedure for creating and configuring a UE app # Definitions # Definitions - MEC application - MEC application This is an application or a MEC service hosted by a MEC platform This is an application or a MEC service onboarded to the MEC platform - User application (or UE Application) - User application (or UE Application) This is an application or a MEC service hosted by a user terminal (UE) described in a [network scenarion](./network-scenarios.md) This is an application or a MEC service hosted by a user terminal (UE) described in a [network scenarion](./network-scenarios.md) - MEC application instantiation - MEC application instantiation A UE Application can request instantiation of an onboarded A UE Application can request instantiation of an onboarded MEC application # Creating a UE Application # Creating a UE Application Loading Loading @@ -58,10 +58,11 @@ Using a text editor, you need to update the networkLocations.physicalLocations.p # Update MEEP-DAI micro-service # Update MEEP-DAI micro-service The MEEP-DAI micro service is acting as the xxx core element in a MEC architecture with some limitations: The MEEP-DAI micro service is acting as the UALCMP entity in a MEC architecture (see MEC-003 Clause 6 Reference architecture) with some limitations: 1) MEC application are onboarded runtime when the MEC Sandbox is launched 1) MEC application are onboarded at runtime when the MEC Sandbox is launched 2) Only Mx2 interface (MEC-016) is supported 2) Only Mx2 interface (MEC-016) is supported 3) MEC-016 subscriptions and Notifications are not supported 3) MEC-016 subscriptions and Notifications are not supported 4) MEC-016 Location constraint look-up is not supported ## Technical details ## Technical details Loading
