Table of Contents
1Scope
2References
3Definitions
4Abbreviations
5Conventions
5.1Primitiveparametersconventions
5.2Primitivenotations
6ModelofMCS
7MCSconnectionsandbuildingthedomain
7.1Establishingconnectionsandbindingthemto
thedomain
7.2Attachingapplicationuserstoadomain
7.3MCS-DOMAIN-PARAMETERS
8MCSchannels
8.1Multicastchannels
8.2Single-memberchannels
8.3Privatechannels
8.4ChannelIdnumbering
9MCSdatatransfer
9.1SimpleSend
9.2Uniformlysequenceddatatransfer
9.3Senddatawithresponses(Forfurtherstudy)
9.4Unreliabledatatransfer
10Tokenmanagement
10.1Exclusiveeventcontrolandtransfer
10.2Eventcoordination
10.3TokenIdNumbering
11IntroductiontoMCSserviceprimitives
11.1MCSdomainmanagementprimitives
11.2MCSChannelManagementprimitives
11.3MCSdatatransferprimitives
11.4MCStokenmanagementprimitives
12MCSdomainmanagementprimitives
12.1MCS-CONNECT-PROVIDER
12.1.1Function
12.1.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
12.1.3Sequenceofprimitives
12.2MCS-DISCONNECT-PROVIDER
12.2.1FUNCTION
12.2.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
12.2.3Sequenceofprimitives
12.3MCS-ATTACH-USER
12.3.1Function
12.3.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
12.3.3Sequenceofprimitives
12.4MCS-DETACH-USER
12.4.1Function
12.4.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
12.4.3Sequenceofprimitives
12.5MCS-DOMAIN-PARAMETERS
12.5.1Function
12.5.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
12.5.3Sequenceofprimitives
13MCSchannelmanagementprimitives
13.1MCS-CHANNEL-JOIN
13.1.1Function
13.1.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
13.1.3Sequenceofprimitives
13.2MCS-CHANNEL-LEAVE
13.2.1Function
13.2.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
13.2.3Sequenceofprimitives
13.3MCS-CHANNEL-CONVENE
13.3.1Function
13.3.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
13.3.3Sequenceofprimitives
13.4MCS-CHANNEL-DISBAND
13.4.1Function
13.4.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
13.4.3Sequenceofprimitives
13.5MCS-CHANNEL-ADMIT
13.5.1Function
13.5.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
13.5.3Sequenceofprimitives
13.6MCS-CHANNEL-EXPEL
13.6.1Function
13.6.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
13.6.3Sequenceofprimitives
14MCSdatatransferprimitives
14.1MCS-SEND-DATA
14.1.1Function
14.1.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
14.1.3Sequenceofprimitives
14.2MCS-UNIFORMLY-SEQUENCED-SEND-DATA
14.2.1Function
14.2.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
14.2.3Sequenceofprimitives
15MCStokenmanagementprimitives
15.1MCS-TOKEN-GRAB
15.1.1Function
15.1.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
15.1.3Sequenceofprimitives
15.2MCS-TOKEN-INHIBIT
15.2.1Function
15.2.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
15.2.3Sequenceofprimitives
15.3MCS-TOKEN-GIVE
15.3.1Function
15.3.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
15.3.3Sequenceofprimitives
15.4MCS-TOKEN-PLEASE
15.4.1Function
15.4.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
15.4.3Sequenceofprimitives
15.5MCS-TOKEN-RELEASE
15.5.1Function
15.5.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
15.5.3Sequenceofprimitives
15.6MCS-TOKEN-TEST
15.6.1Function
15.6.2Typesofprimitivesandtheirparameters
15.6.3Sequenceofprimitives
AnnexADomainestablishment,datatransferandrelease
phasesexamples
A.1MCSdomainestablishmentphase
A.2MCSdatatransferphase
A.3MCSconnectionreleasephase
AppendixIDistributedtokencontrol Abstract
Specifies a multipoint data delivery service to be used in the audiographics and audiovisual conferencing service. Gives the mechanism for multipoint aware applications for sending data to all or a subset of the group with a simple send primitive and to force, if wished, a uniformly sequenced reception of data at all users. In addition it gives a token mechanism to permit applications to control scarce resources or do multi-application signalling and synchronization. These services are made available in a manner independent of the underlying network connections.
