1
Scope
2
References
2.1 Identical Recommendations | International Standards
2.2 Additional references
3
Definitions
4
Abbreviations
5
Introduction to document communication basic services
5.1 Basic services that can be stand-alone services
5.1.1 Storing basic service
5.1.2 Distribution basic service
5.1.3 Retrieval basic service
5.1.4 Storing-and-retrieval basic service
5.1.5 Manipulation basic service
5.2 Basic services that cannot be stand-alone services
5.2.1 Pointing basic service
5.2.2 Multi-pointing basic service
5.2.3
Token-interchange basic service
5.3 Classification of basic services
6
Introduction to document communication complex services
6.1 Asynchronous document production
6.1.1 Description
6.1.2 Service construction rules
6.1.3 Example of concrete applications
6.2 Sequential document production
6.2.1 Description
6.2.2 Service construction rules
6.2.3 Examples of concrete applications
6.3 Joint synchronous editing and remote presentation
6.3.1 Using MCS
6.3.2 Without MCS
6.3.3 Example of concrete applications
6.4 Joint document presentation/viewing
6.4.1 Description
6.4.2 Service construction rules
6.4.3 Example of concrete applications
7
Document aspects
7.1 Introduction
7.2 ODA DAPs
7.2.1 DAPs for document processing applications
7.2.2 DAPs for image applications
7.3 Use of ODA DAPs
8
Communication aspects
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Document Filing and Retrieval (DFR)
8.2.1 Description
8.2.2 Services, protocols and profiles
8.2.3 Use for document communication
8.3 Document Transfer And Manipulation – Bulk Transfer – Normal
Mode (DTAM-BT-NM)
8.3.1 Description
8.3.2 Services, protocols and profiles
8.3.3 Use for document communication
8.4 Document Transfer And Manipulation – Document Manipulation
(DTAM-DM)
8.4.1 Description
8.4.2 Services, protocols and profiles
8.4.3 Use for document communication
8.5 Document Transfer And Manipulation – ToKen Exchange (DTAM-TK)
8.5.1 Description
8.5.2 Services, protocols and profiles
8.5.3 Use for document communication
8.6 Combined use of DFR and DTAM-DM (DFR/DTAM-DM)
8.6.1
Description
8.6.2 Services, protocols and profiles
8.6.3 Use for document communication
8.7 Message Handling Systems (MHS)
8.7.1 Description
8.7.2 Services, protocols and profiles
8.7.3 Use for document communication
8.8 Multipoint Communication Service (MCS)
8.8.1 Description
8.8.2 Services and profile
8.8.3 Use for
document communication
9
Components and design rules for basic services
9.1 Definition of document related service attributes
9.1.1 The service attribute "document
location"
9.1.2 The service attribute "document
copies"
9.1.3 The service attribute "document
access rights"
9.1.4 The service attribute "store access
rights"
9.1.5 The service attribute "document
format"
9.1.6 The service attribute "functionality
level"
9.2 Definition of communication related service attributes
9.2.1 The service attribute "number of
communicating entities"
9.2.2 The service attribute "communication
type"
9.2.3 The service attribute "communication
module"
9.3 Rules for the formal definition of basic services
9.3.1 Rules and notation for the assignment of
values to the document related service attributes
9.3.2 Rules and notation for the assignment of
values to the communication related service attributes
9.3.3 Rules and notation for the selection of
the communication modules
9.3.4 Application rules
10 Formal definition of document
communication basic services
10.1 Storing basic service
10.1.1 Document related service attributes
10.1.2 Communication related service attributes
10.1.3 Selection of communication modules
10.1.4 Application rules
10.2 Distribution basic service
10.2.1 Document related service attributes
10.2.2 Communication related service attributes
10.2.3 Selection of communication modules
10.2.4 Application rules
10.3 Retrieval basic service
10.3.1
Document related service attributes
10.3.2 Communication related service attributes
10.3.3 Selection of communication modules
10.3.4 Application rules
10.4 Storing-and-Retrieval basic service
10.4.1 Document related service attributes
10.4.2 Communication related service attributes
10.4.3 Selection of communication modules
10.4.4 Application rules
10.5 Manipulation basic service
10.5.1 Document related service attributes
10.5.2 Communication related service attributes
10.5.3 Relationship to communication modules
10.5.4 Application rules
10.6 Pointing basic service
10.6.1 Document related service attributes
10.6.2 Communication related service attributes
10.6.3 Selection of communication modules
10.6.4 Application rules
10.7 Multi-pointing basic service
10.7.1 Document related service attributes
10.7.2 Communication related service attributes
10.7.3 Selection of communication modules
10.7.4 Application rules
10.8 Token-interchange basic service
10.8.1 Document related service attributes
10.8.2 Communication related service attributes
10.8.3 Selection of communication modules
10.8.4 Application rules
Appendix I – Use of further communication modules
I.1 Document Transfer And Manipulation – Bulk Transfer –
Transparent Mode (DTAM-BT-TM)
I.1.1 Description
I.1.2 Services, protocols and profiles
I.1.3 Use for document communication
I.2 Facsimile group 3 (FAX3)
I.2.1 Description
I.2.2 Services, protocols and profiles
I.2.3 Use for document communication
I.3 File Transfer, Access and Manipulation (FTAM)
I.3.1 Description
I.3.2 Services,
protocols and profiles
I.3.3 Use for document communication
I.4 Facsimile group 4 (FAX4) application
I.4.1 Description
I.4.2 Services, protocols and profiles
I.4.3 Use for document communication
I.5 Binary File Transfer (BFT) application
I.5.1 Description
I.5.2 Services, protocols and profiles
I.5.3 Use for document communication
Appendix II – Implementation guidelines
II.1 General implementation guidelines
II.1.1 Amount of information to be transferred
II.1.2 Mapping of DFR access rights to access
rights of this Recommendation
II.1.3 Quality of Service (QOS)
II.1.4 Security
II.2 Specific implementation hints for the storing basic service
II.3 Specific implementation hints for the distribution basic
service
II.4 Specific implementation hints for the retrieval basic service
II.5 Specific implementation hints for the storing-and-retrieval
basic service
II.6 Specific implementation hints for the manipulation basic service
II.7 Specific implementation hints for the pointing basic service
II.8 Specific implementation hints for the multi-pointing basic
service
II.9 Specific implementation hints for the token-interchange basic
service
Appendix III – Bibliography
III.1 Document architectures
III.1.1 Open Document Architecture (ODA)
extensions
III.1.2 ODA profiles
III.2 Communication architectures
III.2.1 Base documents
III.2.2 Document Transfer And Manipulation (DTAM)
III.2.3 Facsimile group 3 (FAX3)
III.2.4 File Transfer, Access and Manipulation
(FTAM)
III.2.5 Facsimile group 4 (FAX4)
III.2.6 Binary File Transfer (BFT)