AS 3615-1989

1 - AS 3615-1989 INFORMATION PROCESSING SYSTEMS-OPEN SYSTEMS INTERCONNECTION-CONNECTION ORIENTED PRESENTATION SERVICE...
4 - PREFACE
5 - Contents
7 - 0 Introduction
7 - 1 Scope and field of application
7 - 2 References
8 - 3 Definitions
8 - 3.1 Reference Model definitions
8 - 3.2 Service conventions definitions
8 - 3.3 Naming and Addressing definitions
8 - 3.4 Presentation-service definitions
8 - 3.4.1 destructive:
8 - 3.4.2 non- destructive:
8 - 3.4.3 abstract syntax:
8 - 3.4.4 abstract syntax name:
8 - 3.4.5 transfer syntax name:
8 - 3. 4. 6 presentation data value:
8 - 3.4.7 presentation context:
8 - 3.4.8 defined context set:
9 - 3.4.9 inter-activity defined context set:
9 - 3.4.10 default context:
9 - 3.4.11 functional unit:
9 - 3.4.12 disrupt:
9 - 3.4.13 X.410-1984 mode:
9 - 3.4.14 normal mode:
9 - 3.4.15 initiator:
9 - 3.4.16 responder:
9 - 3.4.17 requestor:
9 - 3.4.18 acceptor:
9 - 3.4.19 presentation context identification:
9 - 4 Abbreviations
9 - 5 Conventions
10 - 6 Overview of the presentation service
10 - 6.1 Purpose
10 - 6.2 Relationship to Application Layer
10 - 6.3 Relationship to Session Layer
10 - 6.4 Features of the Presentation Layer
10 - 6.5 Negotiation of syntax
10 - 6.6 Information transfer
11 - 6.7 Presentation context definition
11 - 6.8 Management of the DCS
11 - 6.8.1 Context management functional unit
11 - 6.8.2 Context restoration functional unit
12 - 7 Facilities of the service
12 - 7.1 The connection establishment facility
13 - 7.2 The connection termination facility
13 - 7.3 The context management facility
13 - 7.4 The information transfer facility
13 - 7.5 The dialogue control facility
13 - 8 Functional units
13 - 9 Quality of Service
14 - 10 Presentation service primitives
17 - 10.1 User data parameters
17 - 10.2 P-CONNECT service
17 - 10.2.1 Structure
19 - 10.2.2 Connection procedure
20 - 10.3 P-U-ABORT service
20 - 10.3.1 Structure
21 - 10.4 P-P-ABORT service
21 - 10.4.1 Structure
21 - 10.5 P-ALTER-CONTEXT service
21 - 10.5.1 Structure
22 - 10.5.2 Alter context procedure
22 - 10.6 P-TYPED-DATA service
23 - 10.6.1 Structure
23 - 10.7 P-DATA service
23 - 10.7.1 Structure
23 - 10.8 P-RESYNCHRONIZE service
23 - 10.8.1 Structure
24 - 10.8.2 Resynchronization procedure
25 - 10.9 P-ACTIVITY-START service
25 - 10.9.1 Structure
25 - 10.10 P-ACTIVITY-RESUME service
25 - 10.10.1 Structure
26 - 10.10.2 Activity resume procedure
26 - 10.11 P-ACTIVITY-INTERRUPT service
26 - 10.11.1 Structure
26 - 10.11.2 Activity interrupt procedure
26 - 10.12 P-ACTIVITY- DISCARD service
27 - 10.12.1 Structure
27 - 10.12.2 Activity discard procedure
27 - 10.13 P-ACTIVITY-END service
27 - 10.13.1 Structure
28 - 10.13.2 Activity end procedure
28 - 10.14 P-CAPABILITY-DATA service
28 - 10.14.1 Structure
28 - 10.15 P-CONTROL-GIVE service
28 - 10.15.1 Structure
28 - 10.16 P-TOKEN-GIVE service
29 - 10.16.1 Structure
29 - 10.17 P-TOKEN-PLEASE service
29 - 10.17.1 Structure
29 - 10.18 P-U-EXCEPTION-REPORT service
29 - 10.18.1 Structure
29 - 10.19 P-P-EXCEPTION REPORT service
30 - 10.19.1 Structure
30 - 10.20 P-EXPEDITED-DATA service
30 - 10.20.1 Structure
30 - 10.21 P-SYNC-MINOR service
30 - 10.21.1 Structure
30 - 10.22 P-SYNC-MAJOR service
30 - 10.22.1 Structure
31 - 10.22.2 Major-synchronize procedure
31 - 10.23 P-RELEASE service
32 - 10.23.1 Structure
32 - 10.23.2 Release procedure
32 - 11 Sequences
33 - 11.1 P-CONNECT service
33 - 11.1.1 Type of service
33 - 11.1.2 Invocation restrictions
33 - 11.1.3 Disrupted service procedures
33 - 11.1.4 Disrupting services
33 - 11.1.5 Other sequencing information
33 - 11.2 P-U-ABORT service
33 - 11.2.1 Type of service
33 - 11.2.2 Invocation restrictions
33 - 11.2.3 Disrupted service procedures
33 - 11.2.4 Disrupting service
33 - 11.3 P-P-ABORT service
33 - 11.3.1 Type of service
33 - 11.3.2 Invocation restrictions
33 - 11.3.3 Disrupted service procedures
33 - 11.3.4 Disrupting service
33 - 11.4 P-ALTER-CONTEXT service
33 - 11.4.1 Type of service
33 - 11.4.2 Invocation restrictions
33 - 11.4.3 Disrupted service procedures
33 - 11.4.4 Disrupting services
33 - 11.4.5 Other sequencing restrictions
34 - 11.5 P-TYPED-DATA and P-DATA services
34 - 11.5.1 Type of service
34 - 11.5.2 Invocation restrictions
34 - 11.5.3 Disrupted service procedures
34 - 11.5.4 Disrupting services
34 - 11.5.5 Context-dependent restrictions
34 - 11.6 P-CAPABILITY-DATA service
34 - 11.6.1 Type of service
34 - 11.6.2 Invocation restrictions
34 - 11.6.3 Disrupted service procedures
34 - 11.6.4 Disrupting services
34 - 11.6.5 Context-dependent restrictions
34 - 11.7 P-EXPEDITED-DATA service
34 - 11.7.1 Type of service
34 - 11.7.2 Invocation restrictions
34 - 11.7.3 Disrupted service procedures
34 - 11.7.4 Disrupting services
34 - 11.8 P-SYNC-MINOR, P-SYNC-MAJOR, P-RELEASE, P-ACTIVITY-START, P-PLEASE-TOKENS, P-GIVE-TOKENS, P-GIVE-CONTROL, P-ACTIVITY-END,
34 - 11.8.1 Types of services
34 - 11.8.2 Invocation restrictions
34 - 11.8.3 Disrupted service procedures
34 - 11.8.4 Disrupting services
35 - 11.9 P-RESYNCHRONIZE, P-U-EXCEPTION-REPORT, P-P-EXCEPTION-REPORT, P-ACTIVITY-INTERRUPT, and P-ACTIVITY-DISCARD services
35 - 11.9.1 Types of services
35 - 11.9.2 Disrupted service procedures
35 - 11.9.3 Disrupting services
36 - ANNEX A - Restrictions on the Use of the Presentation-service in X.410-1984 Mode
36 - A.1 P-CONNECT service
36 - A.2 P-U-ABORT service
36 - A.3 P-TOKEN-PLEASE service
36 - A.4 P-DATA service

Defines (in an abstract way) the externally visible service provided by the OSI presentation layer in terms of the primitive actions and events at the user/service boundary, the parameter data associated with each primitive action and event, and the relationship between, and the valid sequence of, those actions and events. This Standard is identical with and has been reproduced from ISO 8822:1988.

This International Standard defines (in an abstract way) the externally visible service provided by the OSI Presentation Layer in terms ofa) the primitive actions and events at the user/service boundary;b) the parameter data associated with each primitive action and event;c) the relationship between, and the valid sequences of, those actions and events.The service defined in this International Standard is that which is provided by an OSI presentation protocol (in conjunction with the OSI session-service) and which may be used by an OSI application protocol.This International Standard does not specify individual implementations or products, not does it constrain the implementation of entities and interfaces within a computer system. There is, therefore, no conformance to this International Standard.