1
Scope
1.1 Purpose
1.2 Application
1.3 Recommendation Roadmap
1.4 Recommendation Conventions
1.5 Compiling the IDL
2 References
3 Definitions and abbreviations
3.1 Definitions from ITU‑T X.701
3.2 Definitions from ITU‑T X.703
3.3 Additional definitions
3.4 Abbreviations
4 CORBA-based TMN services goals and
requirements
4.1 Goals
4.1.1 Application interoperability
4.1.2 Common usage of CORBA Common Object Services
4.1.3 Information model transparency
4.2 Information modeling dependencies
4.2.1 Access granularity
4.2.2 Representation of containment and naming
4.2.3 Object creation and deletion
4.3 Scoping and filtering
4.3.1 Scoping
4.3.2 Filtering
4.4 Notifications
5 Framework overview and protocol
requirements
5.1 Framework overview
5.2 Framework protocol requirements
6 Framework common object services
requirements
6.1 The Naming Service
6.1.1 Translating managed object names to strings
6.2 Notification Service
6.3 Telecom Log Service
6.4 Messaging Service
6.5 Security Service
6.6 Transaction Service
7 Framework support services
7.1 The Factory Finder Service
7.2 The Channel Finder Service
7.2.1 Channel Finder interface
7.2.2 Channel Finder requirements
7.3 The Terminator Service
7.4 The Multiple-Object Operation Service
7.4.1 The MOO Service interface
7.4.2 The default filter language
7.4.3 MOO Service requirements
7.5 The Heartbeat Service
7.6 Other
support services
8 Compliance and conformance
8.1 System conformance
8.1.1 Conformance points
8.1.2 Basic conformance profile
8.2 Conformance statement guidelines
ANNEX A – Framework Support Services IDL
// Data Types and
Structures
//
Constants
// Exceptions
// Interfaces
// Factory Finder
Interface
// Channel Finder
Interface
// Heartbeat Service
Interface
// Terminator Service
Interface
//
DeleteResultsIterator Interface
// GetResultsIterator
Interface
//
UpdateResultsIterator Interface
// BasicMooService
Interface
// AdvancedMooService
Interface
// Notifications
Interface
ANNEX B – The
Constraint Language BNF
B.1 The
constraint language proper in terms of lexical tokens
B.2 "BNF"
for lexical tokens up to character set issues
B.3 Character
set issues
APPENDIX I – Interworking scenarios between
models using ITU framework and ADSL- /ATMF-compliant models
I.1 Introduction
I.2 Terminology
I.3 Interworking scenarios
I.3.1 Grain-Neutral Server migrating to ITU Framework Server
I.3.2 Grain-neutral Client migrating to ITU Framework client
APPENDIX II – Filtering
native and translated structured events
APPENDIX III – Bibliography