Check whether resources we added are in the resource pool.

Args: :param response: response from restconf/operational/alto-resourcepool:context/context-id context-id is from get_basic_info(response).

:param ird_resource_id: ID of the IRD.

:param context_id: See above.

:param resource_id: ID of the resource. context-id and resource-id together could determine one implementation of one service. Returns: :return bool: False if we do not get the resource we added before

Get basic information of the simple IRD.

Args: :param response: response from restconf/operational/alto-simple-ird:information contains context-id and base-url for alto-simple-ird. Returns: :returns tuple: context-id - Identifier of different implementations of one service. The formation of it is xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx For example, we have three implementations of IRD service, and we could use different context-id to identify them.

base-url - ALTO northbound URL of simple IRD.

Semantic check of IRD response, more information in RFC 7285 9.2.

Args: :param response: response from ALTO northbound URL of IRD. Returns: :return: bool: False if there are some semantic errors. One semantic error is that we only define routing-cost in cost-type, but we find that one capability of a resource is bandwidth.