International Business Machines Corporation

Lite-on Technology Corporation

Pei-Hsuan Lin

Mark Daniel Rogalski

Chen-Yu Kuo

Ming-Fa Hsu

Chih-Wei Su

Kang-Liang Liu

A method for communication in service management and orchestration is provided. The method includes receiving, by a Non-real time radio access network (RAN) Intelligent Controller (Non-RT RIC) framework, a first subscription message from an Element Management System (EMS), wherein the first subscription message is used to request second data used to run a Non-RT RIC application (rApp). The method includes transmitting, by the Non-RT RIC framework, a first callback message to the rApp according to the first subscription message to notify the rApp that the EMS requests the second data. The method includes transmitting, by the rApp, the second data to the EMS according to the first callback message.

Method and system for communication in service management and orchestration

In using an application's drawing feature, users typically use connecting lines between graphical shapes to depict a relationship between the shapes. Drawing connecting lines between two or more graphical shapes within an application can be a time consuming, manual task. An application that automatically generates connecting lines between shapes, based on spatial relationships among the shapes, can reduce the amount of time for drawing a diagram. Functionality can be implemented to generate connecting lines between 1:n shapes based on proximity among the shapes and/or contact between shapes. Automatically generating connecting lines among shapes based on spatial relationships among the shapes allows generating of the connecting lines based on manipulation of shapes, which typically have a larger surface area than a line. Manipulating a larger surface area can be easier than manipulating a line.

Intuitively connecting graphical shapes

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Pei-Hsuan Lin