1 Scope
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References
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Definitions
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Abbreviations
5
Overview of joint synchronous editing (point-to-point)
5.1 Basic procedures of joint synchronous editing (point-to-point)
5.2 Configuration of joint synchronous editing (point-to-point)
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Definition of document conferencing and remote presentation service
6.1 The use of basic services
6.2 Formal definition of joint synchronous editing
(point-to-point)
6.2.1
Document related service attributes
6.2.1.1 document location
6.2.1.2 document copies
6.2.1.3 document access
rights
6.2.1.4 store access rights
6.2.1.5 document format
6.2.1.6 functionality level
6.2.2 Communication related service attributes
6.2.2.1 number of communicating entities
6.2.2.2 communication type
6.2.2.3 communication module
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Profiles for joint synchronous editing
7.1 Document application profile for joint synchronous editing
7.1.1 ODA document format
7.1.1.1 DAPs based on the
processable form
7.1.1.2 DAPs based on the
formatted form (further study)
7.1.2 Other formats
7.2 Communication modules for joint synchronous editing
(point-to-point)
7.2.1 DTAM-DM communication module
7.2.1.1 Profile for DTAM-DM
7.2.1.2 Profile for ODA abstract interface
7.2.1.3 The units of
manipulation
7.2.2 DTAM-TK communication module
7.2.3 DTAM-BT communication module
7.2.4 DFR/DTAM-DM communication module
7.3 Summary of modules for joint synchronous editing
(point-to-point)
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The use of service primitives and parameters for communication modules
8.1 DTAM-DM service primitives and parameters
8.1.1 Abstract-bind operation
8.1.1.1 Bind-Argument
parameters
8.1.1.2 Bind-Result
parameters
8.1.1.3 Bind-error parameters
8.1.2 Unbind service parameters
8.1.3 The use of A-ABORT service parameters
8.1.4 DTAM Remote Document Manipulation
Services and parameters
8.1.4.1 Service parameters for remote document
access services
8.1.4.2 Service parameters
for the remote document manipulation services
8.1.4.2.1 Store type of
manipulation
8.1.4.2.2
Retrieve type of manipulation
8.1.4.2.3 Action type of
manipulation
8.2 DTAM-TK service primitives and parameters
8.2.1 TK-TOKEN-PLEASE service parameters
8.2.2
TK-TOKEN-GIVE service parameters
8.3 DTAM-BT service primitives and parameters
8.4 DFR/DTAM-DM service primitives and parameters
8.4.1 abstract-bind operation
8.4.1.1 Bind-Argument parameters
8.4.1.2 Bind-Result
parameters
8.4.1.3 Bind-error parameters
8.4.2 Unbind service parameters
8.4.3 The use of A-ABORT service parameters
8.4.4 The use of DTAM-DM Remote Document
Manipulation Services and parameters
Annex A – Examples of remote manipulations using DTAM abstract service and ODA
abstract interface
Annex B – Some examples of use of parameters for the remote document
manipulation
B.1 DM-CREATE abstract service
B.2 DM-DELETE abstract service
B.3 DM-COPY abstract service
Annex C – Error Handling of manipulation service by CDH application