ISO/IEC ISP 15121-1:1997 PDF

General

AODnn International Standard Profiles (ISPs) specify constraints on implementations of the Abstract Interface for the manipulation of ODA (Open Document Architecture) documents, ITU-T Rec. T.413 | ISO/IEC 8613-3, in order to facilitate different implementations of interactive remote document manipulation applications.

ISO/IEC ISP 15121 specifies such constraints when the Abstract Interface for the manipulation of ODA documents (AI) is used in combination with Document Transfer and Manipulation for Conkned Document Manipulation (DTAM-DM), ITU-T Rec. T.435 and T.436. In this case, constraints on implementations of ITU-T Rec. T.435 and T.436 are also specified.

This part of ISO/IEC ISP 15121 (Interactive Manipulation of ODA Documents - DTAM/Read Only) specifies such constraints for the implementation of applications that provide read only operations on remote ODA documents in an Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) environment.

Position within the Taxonomy

This part of ISO/IEC ISP 15 12 1 is defined in the taxonomy for Interactive Manipulation of ODA Documents, described in EWOS/TA/94/272 (EWOS/EG/SMMI/94/128). It is the lowest profile of those using DTAM (AOD1n).

This part of ISOiIEC ISP 15121 is intended for implementations where ODA documents can only be reviewed but not modified.

It is a subset of AOD12 and AOD13 profiles.

User Requirements and Scenario

The model used in this part of ISO/IEC ISP 15121 is that of remote document applications using services provided by the Abstract Interface for the manipulation of ODA documents (AI), in combination with DTAM confirmed document manipulation (DTAM-DM) service and protocol, in order to get access to a remote ODA document.

In this model, the manipulating application will be called ODA document manipulation client, while the system to which ODA clients will remotely access for document interactive manipulation will be called ODA document manipulation server. The ODA server application will store the documents and will perform the operations on them.

Figure 1 illustrates the environment within which this part of ISOiIEC ISP 15121 is applicable.