DD CEN/TS 15448:2006

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Symbols and abbreviations
5 The use case model
6 Overall Description
  6.1 Use-Case Model Survey
      6.1.1 Connection Use Case Model
      6.1.2 Channel Use Case Model
  6.2 Assumptions and Dependencies
      6.2.1 Image supply
      6.2.2 Control
      6.2.3 Output
      6.2.4 Enrichment
      6.2.5 Data Representation
      6.2.6 Image Representation
      6.2.7 Channel Concept
      6.2.8 Client/server model
      6.2.9 Naming Service
      6.2.10 Connection Sequence
      6.2.11 Flow Control Model
7 Specific Requirements
  7.1 Use-Case Reports
      7.1.1 UC001 - Publish Presence
      7.1.2 UC002 - Connect
      7.1.3 UC003 - Disconnect
      7.1.4 UC004 - Open Channel
      7.1.5 UC006 - Get Enrichment Device Status
      7.1.6 UC101 - Close Channel
      7.1.7 UC102 - Control Flow
      7.1.8 UC103 - Request Channel Status
      7.1.9 UC104 - Submit Mailpiece
      7.1.10 UC105 - Transmit Result
  7.2 Supplementary Requirements
  7.3 Rejections
Discarded Use Cases
Annex A (normative) - SDD
 A.1 Purpose
 A.2 Scope
 A.3 Overview
 A.4 Architectural Goals and Constraints
     A.4.1 Client Server Model
     A.4.2 Client/Servant Relationships
     A.4.3 CORBA Naming Service
 A.5 Class Model
     A.5.1 Overview
     A.5.2 Interface: IEnrichmentDevice
     A.5.3 Interface: IImageController
     A.5.4 Interface: IEDChannel
     A.5.5 Method: requestChannelState()
     A.5.6 Interface: IICChannel
     A.5.7 Data definition
 A.6 Behavioural Model
     A.6.1 Connect
     A.6.2 Disconnect
     A.6.3 Open Channel
     A.6.4 Close Channel
     A.6.5 Control Flow
Annex B (normative) - IDD
 B.1 Purpose
 B.2 Scope of IDD
 B.3 Prerequisites
 B.4 Overview
 B.5 Section A - TIFF Definition
     B.5.1 Tiff Usage
 B.6 Section B - Mailpiece Data Definition
     B.6.1 Requirements
     B.6.2 Model Commitments
     B.6.3 Domain Data Model & Types
Annex C (Informative)
 C.1 Introduction to XML
     C.1.1 XML Document Structure
     C.1.2 Introduction to XML Schema
 C.2 XML Schemas
     C.2.1 Domain Instance Types
     C.2.2 Base Types
     C.2.3 Generic Types
     C.2.4 Primitives
     C.2.5 Example of a Customer specific Schema
           Definition
 C.3 The XML Instance Document
     C.3.1 Type Assignment in the Instance Document
     C.3.2 Examples
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