DIN ISO 8571-4:1989-09

0 Introduction
1 Scope
2 Field of application
3 References
4 Definitions and abbreviations
   Section one: General
5 Overview of the file protocol
   5.1 Service supported by the file protocol
   5.2 Services assumed by the basic file protocol
   5.3 Functions provided
   5.4 Model used
   5.5 Correspondence between service primitive names
        and FPDU names
   5.6 Protocol functional units
        Section two: Basic file protocol
6 State of the association provided
   6.1 Operation of the protocol
   6.2 Additional state information
7 File protocol data units
8 File initiating entity actions
   8.1 FTAM regime establishment (Kernel)
   8.2 FTAM regime termination (orderly) (Kernel)
   8.3 File selection (Kernel)
   8.4 File deselection (Kernel)
   8.5 File creation (Limited management)
   8.6 File deletion (Limited management)
   8.7 Read attributes (Limited management)
   8.8 Change attributes (Enhanced management)
   8.9 File open (Read, Write)
   8.10 File close (Read, Write)
   8.11 Begin Group (Grouping)
   8.12 End Group (Grouping)
   8.13 Recovery (Recovery)
   8.14 Locate (Access)
   8.15 Erase (Access)
9 File responding entity actions
   9.1 FTAM regime establishment (Kernel)
   9.2 FTAM regime termination (orderly) (Kernel)
   9.3 File selection (Kernel)
   9.4 File deselection (Kernel)
   9.5 File creation (Limited management)
   9.6 File deletion (Limited management)
   9.7 Read attributes (Limited management)
   9.8 Change attributes (Enhanced management)
   9.9 File Open (Read, Write)
   9.10 File close (Read, Write)
   9.11 Begin Group (Grouping)
   9.12 End Group (Grouping)
   9.13 Recovery (Recovery)
   9.14 Locate (Access)
   9.15 Erase (Access)
10 File general actions
   10.1 FTAM regime termination (abrupt)
   10.2 Protocol errors
        Section three: The basic bulk data transfer
        protocol
11 State of bulk data transfer activity
   11.1 State of the connection endpoint
   11.2 Additional state of the entities
12 Bulk data transfer protocol data units
13 Bulk data transfer initiating entity actions
   13.1 Read (Read)
   13.2 Write (Write)
   13.3 Transfer end (Read, write)
14 Bulk data transfer responding entity actions
   14.1 Read (Read)
   14.2 Write (Write)
   14.3 Transfer end (Read, write)
15 Bulk data transfer sending entity actions
   15.1 Send data (Read, write)
   15.2 End of data transfer (Read, write)
   15.3 Checkpoint insertion (Read, write)
16 Bulk data transfer receiving entity actions
   16.1 Data transfer (Read, write)
   16.2 End of data transfer (Read, write)
   16.3 Checkpoint reception (Read, write)
17 Bulk data transfer general actions
   17.1 Discarding (Read, Write)
   17.2 Cancel (Read, write)
   17.3 Restarting (Restart data transfer)
        Section four: The error recovery protocol
18 Protocol mechanisms
   18.1 Error detection and reporting
   18.2 Checkpoints
   18.3 Negotiation of restart point
   18.4 Docket contents
19 Specification of the error control protocol
   19.1 Normal operation
   19.2 Recovery from errors
        Section five: Abstract Syntax
20 Abstract Syntax Definition
   20.1 Conventions
   20.2 Primitive Types
   20.3 ASN.1 Module Definition
   20.4 Abstract Syntax Definition
21 Application Context Name
   Section six: Conformance
22 Conformance
   22.1 Statement requirements
   22.2 Static requirements
   22.3 Dynamic requirements
Annexes
A Protocol state tables
B Reference to FTAM PDU definitions
C ASN.1 cross reference