Table of Contents
Introduction
1Scope
2Normativereferences
3Definitions
4Abbreviations
5Conventions
6ModelofthePM
7Executionrules
8UseofACSE,CCRandthePresentationLayer
9TP-ASEdescription
10SACFdescription
11MACFdescription
12StructureandencodingofTPAPDUs
13Conformance
14Compliance
15Precedencestatement
16IndexofActionsandEvents
AnnexA-OSITPProtocol-Statetables
A.1-General
A.2-Introduction
A.3-Processingrules
A.4-MACFstatetables
A.5-TPASE
A.6-SACF
A.7-Predicates
AnnexB-RequirementsforwritingU-ASEsandapplication
contexts
AnnexC-Scenarios
C.1-Introduction
C.2-Scenarioswithasingledialogue(successful
cases)
C.3-Scenarioswithasingledialogue(unsuccessful
cases)
C.4-Scenarioswithasingledialogue(failurecases)
C.5-Collisionscenariosonasingledialogue
C.6-Treewithmultipledialogues(successfulcases)
C.7-Treewithmultipledialogues(unsuccessfulcases)
C.8-Heuristicdecisionsandreporting
C.9-ScenarioswithSACF
C.10-ScenariosforCPM
C.11-Read-Onlyscenarios
C.12-Early-exitscenarios
C.13-Staticone-phasecommitmentscenarios
C.14-Implicitpreparescenarios
C.15-TP-ROLLBACKscenarios
C.16-DynamicCommitmentscenarios
C.17-Scenariosshowingtokenmovementduring
transactiontermination
C.18-Recoverycontexthandleondialoguescenario
AnnexD-Summaryofassignedobjectidentifiervalues
AnnexE-Recoveryfromdestructionofatomicactiondata
E.1-Introduction
E.2-Recoveryactions
AnnexF-TPPMtransactionstates
F.1-TPPMtransactionstates
AnnexG-Managingassociationpoolsbyinference
G.1-Introduction
G.2-Definitions
G.3-Rules
G.4-Benefits
G.5-Suggestedsystemmanagementobjects Abstract
Gives definition of application layer protocol for OSI distributed transaction processing. This protocol provides a method of group grouping a set of actions called a "transaction". Also gives guidelines for coordination of a transaction across multiple transaction processing resources in separate open systems.
