INCITS/ISO/IEC 10026-3 : 1998

Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
4 Abbreviations
5 Conventions
6 Model of the PM
   6.1 Overview
   6.2 OSI TP Protocol structure
7 Execution Rules
   7.1 Operation of the PM
   7.2 Procedure rules
   7.3 Definitions
   7.4 Log records used by the PM
   7.5 Recovery-context-handle
8 Use of ACSE, CCR and the Presentation Layer
   8.1 Introduction
   8.2 Use of ACSE Service primitives
   8.3 Use of CCR Service primitives
   8.4 Use of the Presentation Layer
   8.5 Association Management
9 TP-ASE description
   9.1 Introduction
   9.2 AF Service Definition
   9.3 AF-Services and TP APDUS: parameters and field
        Mappings
   9.4 Procedures
   9.5 Mapping
10 SACF description
   10.1 Introduction
   10.2 SACF states
   10.3 Service definitions for SAF service
   10.4 Procedure for SAF primitives
   10.5 Procedures for TP-ASE, CCR, ACSE, and Presentation
        Service Primitives
   10.6 SACF internal events
   10.7 Concatenation
   10.8 Routeing
11 MACF description
   11.1 Introduction
   11.2 CAF service definition
   11.3 Main procedures
   11.4 Internal event procedures
   11.5 Common Procedures
12 Structure and encoding of TP APDUs
   12.1 Abstract syntax of the TP-ASE APDUs
   12.2 Rules of extensibility
13 Conformance
   13.1 Static conformance requirements
   13.2 Dynamic conformance requirements
   13.3 Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement
   13.4 Receiving TP APDUs
14 Compliance
15 Precedence statement
16 Index of Actions and Events
Annexes
Annex A (normative) OSI TP protocol - State tables
   A.1 General
   A.2 Introduction
   A.3 Processing rules
   A.4 MACF state tables
   A.5 TPASE
   A.6 SACF
   A.7 Predicates
Annex B (normative) Requirements for writing U-ASEs and
        application contexts
Annex C (informative) Scenarios
   C.1 Introduction
   C.2 Scenarios with a single dialogue (successful cases)
   C.3 Scenarios with a single dialogue (unsuccessful cases)
   C.4 Scenarios with a single dialogue (failure cases)
   C.5 Collision scenarios on a single dialogue
   C.6 Tree with multiple dialogues (successful cases)
   C.7 Tree with multiple dialogues (unsuccessful cases)
   C.8 Heuristic decisions and reporting
   C.9 Scenarios for SACP
   C.10 Scenarios for CPM
   C.11 Read-only scenarios
   C.12 Early-exit scenarios
   C.13 Static one-phase commitment scenarios
   C.14 Implicit prepare scenarios
   C.15 TP-ROLLBACK scenarios
   C.16 Dynamic Commitment scenarios
   C.17 Scenarios showing token movement during transaction
        termination
   C.18 Recovery context handle on dialogue scenario
Annex D (informative) Summary of assigned object identifier
        values
Annex E (informative) Recovery from destruction of atomic
        action data
   E.1 Introduction
   E.2 Recovery actions
Annex F (informative) TPPM transaction states
   F.1 TPPM transaction states
Annex G (informative) Managing association pools by inference
   G.1 Introduction
   G.2 Definitions
   G.3 Rules
   G.4 Benefits
   G.5 Suggested System Management Objects

Contains: a) a statement of the nature of the automation giving the necessary behaviour of each of the participating entities which are providing the OSI TP Service; b) the definition clause of the abstract syntax required to convey the TP protocol control information; c) the conformance requirements to be met by implementations of this protocol.