AS/NZS 4196:1999
Information and documentation - Open Systems Interconnection - Interlibrary loan application service definition
Defines the technical specification of the Application Layer Standard within the Open Systems Interconnection framework of AS/NZS 2777. This Standard defines the services for interlibrary loan. This Standard is identical with and has been reproduced from ISO 10160:1997.
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AS/NZS 4196:1999 INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTATION - OPEN SYSTEMS INTERCONNECTION - INTERLIBRARY LOAN APPLICATION SERVICE DEFINITION
PREFACE
CONTENTS
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
3.1 Reference Model Definitions
3.1.1 application-entity:
3.1.2 Application Layer:
3.1.3 application-protocol-data-unit:
3.1.4 application-service-element:
3.1.5 (N)-service:
3.1.6 presentation-service:
3.2 Application Layer Structure Definitions
3.2.1 application-association:
3.2.2 application-context:
3.2.3 application-context-definition:
3.2.4 application-entity-invocation:
3.2.5 application-process-invocation:
3.3 Service Conventions Definitions
3.3.1 indication primitive:
3.3.2 non-confirmed service:
3.3.3 provider-initiated service:
3.3.4 request primitive:
3.3.5 service primitive:
3.3.6 service-provider:
3.3.7 service-user:
3.4 ILL Definitions
3.4.1 bibliographic item:
3.4.2 chained ILL-transaction:
3.4.3 electronic delivery:
3.4.4 final-responder:
3.4.5 ILL-transaction:
3.4.6 ILL-transaction group:
3.4.7 ILL-transaction state:
3.4.8 initial-requester:
3.4.9 intermediary:
3.4.10 item:
3.4.11 parameter:
3.4.12 partitioned ILL-transaction:
3.4.13 processing phase:
3.4.14 requester:
3.4.15 responder:
3.4.16 simple ILL-transaction:
3.4.17 sub-transaction:
3.4.18 supplier:
3.4.19 terminal state:
3.4.20 tracking phase:
3.4.21 user:
4 Abbreviations
5 Conventions
6 Service Model
6.1 Service-user and Service-provider
6.1.1 Roles of the Service-user
6.2 ILL-transaction
6.3 ILL-transaction Types and Topologies
6.3.1 Simple ILL-transaction
6.3.2 Chained ILL-transaction
6.3.3 Partitioned ILL-transaction
6.3.4 Distinct ILL-transactions
6.3.5 Forwarding
6.3.6 Referrals
6.3.7 Retries
6.4 ILL-transaction State
6.4.1 Requester-State
6.4.2 Responder State
6.4.3 Terminal States
6.4.4 Intermediary States
6.4.5 ILL-transaction Phases
7 Definition of Services
7.1 Service Features
7.1.1 General
7.1.2 ILL Request
7.1.3 Request Forwarding
7.1.4 Forwarding Notification
7.1.5 Shipment
7.1.6 ILL Answer
7.1.7 Conditional Reply
7.1.8 Cancellation
7.1.9 Cancellation Reply
7.1.10 Receipt
7.1.11 Recall
7.1.12 Return
7.1.13 Check-in
7.1.14 Overdue
7.1.15 Renewal
7.1.16 Renew Answer
7.1.17 Lost Notification
7.1.18 Damaged Notification
7.1.19 Message
7.1.20 Status Query
7.1.21 Status-or-Error Report
7.1.22 Expiry
7.2 Specification Method and Notation
7.3 ILL Services
7.3.1 ILL-REQUEST Service
7.3.2 FORWARD Service
7.3.3 FORWARD-NOTIFICATION Service
7.3.4 SHIPPED Service
7.3.5 ILL-ANSWER Service
7.3.6 CONDITIONAL-REPLY Service
7.3.7 CANCEL Service
7.3.8 CANCEL-REPLY Service
7.3.9 RECEIVED Service 7.3.8 CANCEL- REPLY Service
7.3.10 RECALL Service
7.3.11 RETURNED Service
7.3.12 CHECKED-IN Service
7.3.13 OVERDUE Service
7.3.14 RENEW Service
7.3.15 RENEW-ANSWER Service
7.3.16 LOST Service
7.3.17 DAMAGED Service 7.3.15.2.5 Answer
7.3.18 MESSAGE Service
7.3.19 STATUS-QUERY Service
7.3.20 STATUS-OR-ERROR-REPORT Service
7.3.21 EXPIRY Service
8 Sequences of Primitives
8.1 Resiliance to Lost and Out-of-Sequence
8.1.1 Lost Messages
8.1.2 Out-of-Sequence Messages
8.2 State Transitions
8.3 Additional Sequencing Rules
Annex A - Time Sequence Diagrams
Annex B - ILL Service and Document Delivery
B.1 Electronic Documents
B.2 Electronic Delivery
B.3 Error And Damage Reporting
Annex C - Bibliography
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AS/NZS 4196:1999 INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTATION - OPEN SYSTEMS INTERCONNECTION - INTERLIBRARY LOAN APPLICATION SERVICE DEFINITION
PREFACE
CONTENTS
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Definitions
3.1 Reference Model Definitions
3.1.1 application-entity:
3.1.2 Application Layer:
3.1.3 application-protocol-data-unit:
3.1.4 application-service-element:
3.1.5 (N)-service:
3.1.6 presentation-service:
3.2 Application Layer Structure Definitions
3.2.1 application-association:
3.2.2 application-context:
3.2.3 application-context-definition:
3.2.4 application-entity-invocation:
3.2.5 application-process-invocation:
3.3 Service Conventions Definitions
3.3.1 indication primitive:
3.3.2 non-confirmed service:
3.3.3 provider-initiated service:
3.3.4 request primitive:
3.3.5 service primitive:
3.3.6 service-provider:
3.3.7 service-user:
3.4 ILL Definitions
3.4.1 bibliographic item:
3.4.2 chained ILL-transaction:
3.4.3 electronic delivery:
3.4.4 final-responder:
3.4.5 ILL-transaction:
3.4.6 ILL-transaction group:
3.4.7 ILL-transaction state:
3.4.8 initial-requester:
3.4.9 intermediary:
3.4.10 item:
3.4.11 parameter:
3.4.12 partitioned ILL-transaction:
3.4.13 processing phase:
3.4.14 requester:
3.4.15 responder:
3.4.16 simple ILL-transaction:
3.4.17 sub-transaction:
3.4.18 supplier:
3.4.19 terminal state:
3.4.20 tracking phase:
3.4.21 user:
4 Abbreviations
5 Conventions
6 Service Model
6.1 Service-user and Service-provider
6.1.1 Roles of the Service-user
6.2 ILL-transaction
6.3 ILL-transaction Types and Topologies
6.3.1 Simple ILL-transaction
6.3.2 Chained ILL-transaction
6.3.3 Partitioned ILL-transaction
6.3.4 Distinct ILL-transactions
6.3.5 Forwarding
6.3.6 Referrals
6.3.7 Retries
6.4 ILL-transaction State
6.4.1 Requester-State
6.4.2 Responder State
6.4.3 Terminal States
6.4.4 Intermediary States
6.4.5 ILL-transaction Phases
7 Definition of Services
7.1 Service Features
7.1.1 General
7.1.2 ILL Request
7.1.3 Request Forwarding
7.1.4 Forwarding Notification
7.1.5 Shipment
7.1.6 ILL Answer
7.1.7 Conditional Reply
7.1.8 Cancellation
7.1.9 Cancellation Reply
7.1.10 Receipt
7.1.11 Recall
7.1.12 Return
7.1.13 Check-in
7.1.14 Overdue
7.1.15 Renewal
7.1.16 Renew Answer
7.1.17 Lost Notification
7.1.18 Damaged Notification
7.1.19 Message
7.1.20 Status Query
7.1.21 Status-or-Error Report
7.1.22 Expiry
7.2 Specification Method and Notation
7.3 ILL Services
7.3.1 ILL-REQUEST Service
7.3.2 FORWARD Service
7.3.3 FORWARD-NOTIFICATION Service
7.3.4 SHIPPED Service
7.3.5 ILL-ANSWER Service
7.3.6 CONDITIONAL-REPLY Service
7.3.7 CANCEL Service
7.3.8 CANCEL-REPLY Service
7.3.9 RECEIVED Service 7.3.8 CANCEL- REPLY Service
7.3.10 RECALL Service
7.3.11 RETURNED Service
7.3.12 CHECKED-IN Service
7.3.13 OVERDUE Service
7.3.14 RENEW Service
7.3.15 RENEW-ANSWER Service
7.3.16 LOST Service
7.3.17 DAMAGED Service 7.3.15.2.5 Answer
7.3.18 MESSAGE Service
7.3.19 STATUS-QUERY Service
7.3.20 STATUS-OR-ERROR-REPORT Service
7.3.21 EXPIRY Service
8 Sequences of Primitives
8.1 Resiliance to Lost and Out-of-Sequence
8.1.1 Lost Messages
8.1.2 Out-of-Sequence Messages
8.2 State Transitions
8.3 Additional Sequencing Rules
Annex A - Time Sequence Diagrams
Annex B - ILL Service and Document Delivery
B.1 Electronic Documents
B.2 Electronic Delivery
B.3 Error And Damage Reporting
Annex C - Bibliography
AS/NZS 4196:1999
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