CAN CSA-Z243 183-1989 Information Processing Systems - Open Systems Interconnection - File Transfer Access and Management - Part 4 File Protocol Specification (First Edition).pdf

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1、National Standard of Canada CAN/CSA-Z243.183-89 1 IS0 8571-4-1988) ( Reaff i r med 2004) Information Processing Systems-Open Systems Interconnection-File Transfer, Access and Management-Part 4: File Protocol Specification Prepared by Canadian Standards Association Approved by Standards Council of Ca

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24、try Postal/ZiD Code Telephone ( ) Date Technical Editor: Paul V. Bates Managing Editor: Bernard Kelly Canadian Standards Association-1989 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form, in an electronic retrieval system or otherwise, without the prior permission of th

25、e publisher. Contents Contents Technical Committee on Open Systems v Preface viii 0. Introduction 7 1. Scope 7 2. Field of Application 2 3. References 2 4. Definitions and Abbreviations 2 Section One: General 5. Overview of the File Protocol 3 5.1 Service Supported by the File Protocol 3 5.2 Service

26、s Assumed by the Basic File Protocol 3 5.3 Functions Provided 3 5.4 Model Used 3 5.5 Correspondence Between Service Primitive Names and FPDU Names 5 5.6 Protocol Functional Units 5 Section Two: Basic File Protocol 6. State of the Association Provided 6 6.1 Operation of the Protocol 6 6.2 Additional

27、State Information 6 7. File Protocol Data Units 6 8. File Initiating Entity Actions 8 8.1 FTAM Regime Establishment (Kernel) 8 8.2 FTAM Regime Termination (Orderly) (Kernel) 8 8.3 File Selection (Kernel) 8 8.4 File Deselection (Kernel) 70 8.5 File Creation (Limited Management) 70 8.6 File Deletion (

28、Limited Management) 70 8.7 Read Attributes (Limited Management) 77 8.8 Change Attributes (Enhanced Management) 7 7 8.9 File Open (Read, Write) 77 8.10 File Close (Read, Write) 72 8.11 Begin Group (Grouping) 73 8.12 End Group (Grouping) 73 8.13 Recovery (Recovery) 73 8.14 Locate (Access) 74 8.15 Eras

29、e (Access) 74 9. File Responding Entity Actions 75 9.1 FTAM Regime Establishment (Kernel) 75 9.2 FTAM Regime Termination (Orderly) (Kernel) 75 9.3 File Selection (Kernel) 75 9.4 File Deselection (Kernel) 76 9.5 File Creation (Limited Management) 76 9.6 File Deletion (Limited Management) 76 9.7 Read

30、Attributes (Limited Management) 76 9.8 Change Attributes (Enhanced Management) 77 9.9 File Open (Read, Write) 77 9.10 File Close (Read, Write) 78 9.11 Begin Group (Grouping) 78 9.12 End Group (Grouping) 78 9.13 Recovery (Recovery) 78 9.14 Locate (Access) 79 9.15 Erase (Access) 79 10. File General Ac

31、tions 20 10.1 FTAM Regime Termination (Abrupt) 20 10.2 Protocol Errors 20 Section Three: The Basic Bulk Data Transfer Protocol 11. State of Bulk Data Transfer Activity 27 11.1 State of the Connection Endpoint 27 11.2 Additional State of the Entities 27 12. Bulk Data Transfer Protocol Data Units 22 1

32、3. Bulk Data Transfer Initiating Entity Actions 22 13.1 Read (Read) 22 13.2 Write (Write) 22 13.3 Transfer End (Read, Write) 22 14. Bulk Data Transfer Responding Entity Actions 23 14.1 Read (Read) 23 Information Processing Systems-Open Systems lnterconnection- File Transfer, Access and Management-Pa

33、rt 4: File Protocol Specification March 1989 iii Contents 14.2 Write (Write) 23 14.3 Transfer End (Read, Write) 23 15. Bulk Data Transfer Sending Entity Actions 24 15.1 Send Data (Read, Write) 24 15.2 End of Data Transfer (Read, Write) 24 15.3 Checkpoint Insertion (Read, Write) 24 16. Bulk Data Tran

34、sfer Receiving Entity Actions 24 16.1 Data Transfer (Read, Write) 24 16.2 End of Data Transfer (Read, Write) 24 16.3 Checkpoint Reception (Read, Write) 24 17. Bulk Data Transfer General Actions 25 17.1 Discarding (Read, Write) 25 17.2 Cancel (Read, Write) 25 17.3 Restarting (Restart Data Transfer) 2

35、6 Section Four: The Error Recovery Protocol 18. Protocol Mechanisms 27 18.1 Error Detection and Reporting 27 18.2 Checkpoints 27 18.3 Negotiation of Restart Point 27 18.4 Docket Contents 27 19. Specification of the Error Control Protocol 28 19.1 Normal Operation 28 19.2 Recovery from Errors 30 Secti

36、on Five: Abstract Syntax 20. Abstract Syntax Definition 32 20.1 Conventions 32 20.2 Primitive Types 32 20.3 ASN.l Module Definition 33 20.4 Abstract Syntax Definition 45 21. Application Context Name 45 Section Six: Conformance 22. Conformance 46 22.1 Statement Requirements 46 22.2 Static Requirement

37、s 46 22.3 Dynamic Requirements 46 Annexes A-Protocol State Tables 47 B-Reference to FTAM PDU Definitions 86 C-ASN.l Cross Reference 87 iv CAN/CSA-Z243.183-89 March 1989 Technical Committee Technical Committee on Open Systems D.A. Sheppard C. Ashford J. Berube A. Bickle A. Bignell G.V. Bochmann D. Bo

38、nyun P. Bowie B. L. Catley B.S. Colwell J. Costa R.J. Craven G.P. Dallaire R. Dexter D.B. Forsyth G. Gori M.D. Harrop Protocols, Standards and Corn mu n ication Incorporated, Ottawa, Ontario Bell-Northern Research Limited, Ottawa, Ontario Atkinson, Tremblay CANKSA-Z243.181, Part 2: Virtual Filestore

39、 Definition; CANKSA-Z243.182, Part 3: File Service Definition; and CANKSA-Z243.183, Part 4: File Protocol Specification. This Series of Standards on File Transfer, Access and Management (FTAM), consists of These Standards are identical to International Standard IS0 8571 Parts 1, 2, 3, and 4. As a me

40、mber country of ISOAEC JTC1, Canada participated actively in this work through the CSA Technical Committee on Open Systems which, in addition to its role as a National Standards Committee, is the Canadian Advisory Committee (CAC) on ISOAEC JTCl/SC21. Systems under the jurisdiction of the Standards S

41、teering Committee on Information Processing Systems and was formally approved by these Committees. It has been approved as a National Standard of Canada by the Standards Council of Canada. March 1989 Notes: (1) Use of the masculine gender in this Standard is not meant to exclude the feminine gender

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46、terpretations are published in CSA Information Update. For subscription details and a free Information Processing Systems-Open Systems Interconnection- File Transfer, Access and Management-Part 4: File Protocol Specification March 1989 ix CAN/CSA-Z243.183-89 March 1989 INTERNATIONAL STANDARD IS0 857

47、1-4 : 1988 (E) File Protocol Specification Information processing systems - Open Systems Interconnection - File Transfer, Access and Management - provision of service t -7 use of service Presentation and ACSE Service Definitions Part 4 : File Protocol Specification 0 Introduction IS08571 is one of a

48、 set of International Standards produced to facilitate the interconnection of computer systems. Its relation to other International Standards in the set is defined by the Reference Model for Open Systems Interconnection (IS0 7498). The Reference Model subdivides the area of standardization for inter

49、connection into a series of layers of specification, each of manageable size. The aim of Open Systems Interconnection is to allow, with a minimum of technical agreement outside the interconnection standards, the interconnection of computer systems: a) from different manufacturers, b) under different managements, c) of different levels of complexity, d) of different ages. IS0 8571 defines a file service and specifies a file protocol available within the application layer of the Reference Model. The service defined is of the category Application Service Element (ASE). It is concerned wi