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json-rpc create new service instance

robert.lee2
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Below is a yang snippet for a small service that works right now -

list loopback {

    description "This is an RFS skeleton service";

     key serv-id;

     leaf serv-id {

      tailf:info "Unique service id";

       type uint16;

    }

    leaf device-name {

      type leafref {

        path "/ncs:devices/ncs:device/ncs:name";

      }

    }

    uses ncs:service-data;

    ncs:servicepoint loopback-servicepoint;

    leaf lp-inf-num {

      tailf:info "Enter loopback interface num";

      mandatory true;

      type uint16;

    }

    leaf loopback-ip {

      tailf:info "Assign loopback Interface-IP";

      mandatory true;

      type inet:ipv4-address;

    }

  }

Then in a python script, after I have created a login session, obtained the cookie and transaction handle, etc, I try to execute - the following -

# Set service id

set_lpserv_id = {'jsonrpc': '2.0', 'id': 1, 'method': 'set_value', 'params': {'th': th, 'path': '/loopback:loopback/loopback:serv-id', 'value': '77'}}

set_lpserv_id_response = requests.post(url, json=set_lpserv_id, headers=headers);

print 'set serv id:::' + str(set_lpserv_id_response.json())

This generates the error msg - below -  What causes this error ?  Should I be able to set the leaf that serves as the key of a list, in this manner ?

set serv id:::{u'jsonrpc': u'2.0', u'id': 1, u'error': {u'data': {u'reason': u'wrong number of identifiers', u'param': u'path'}, u'message': u'Invalid parameters', u'code': -32602, u'type': u'rpc.method.invalid_params', u'internal': u'webui_util585'}}

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robert.lee2
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Answer- Need to use create method, not the way, I was doing it .......

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Answer- Need to use create method, not the way, I was doing it .......

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