Support Multiple Dictionaries about go-diameter

[dwilkie]

Alternatively I could just copy the required AVP definitions over if you don't mind a little bit of duplication.

[fiorix]

There's no need for that. The dictionary parser is not a single dictionary. Those objects can load multiple diameter dictionaries altogether therefore when the message is parsed they're used to identify the application and their AVPs.

In this case what you want is to have the base dictionary and the CC dictionary loaded on the same object, which is later used to decode/encode messages.

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On May 8, 2014, at 4:41 AM, David Wilkie [email protected] wrote:

Alternatively I could just copy the required AVP definitions over if you don't mind a little bit of duplication.

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[dwilkie]

Awesome. I documented how to load multiple dictionaries in my PR dwilkie@a1d5f12. When i't's merged in it should automatically close this issue.

[fiorix]

Note that nothing prevents you from loading more dictionaries into the default parser before starting your clients and/or servers, e.g. dict.Default.Load(...)

On May 9, 2014, at 1:44 AM, David Wilkie [email protected] wrote:

Awesome. I documented how to load multiple dictionaries in my PR dwilkie/go-diameter@a1d5f12. When i't's merged in it should automatically close this issue.

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[dwilkie]

That's probably an easier way of doing things as well.

dict.Default.load(...)

I'll document that as well

[nsmosi]

Gy Credit Control and Gx Credit-Control are having the same command code (272), so I tried to load Gx Credit control it is complaining about existing code:

Command: Credit-Control (CC) CODE: 272 cannot be added: index exists

While they are having different application-Id , don't know what to do ?