AS/NZS ISO/IEC 14771:2003 (R2014)

Table of Contents

1 -  AS/NZS ISO/IEC 14771:2003 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY-OPEN DISTRIBUTED PROCESSING-NAMING FRAMEWORK
4 -  PREFACE
5 -  CONTENTS
7 -  1 Scope
7 -  2 Normative references
7 -  2.1 Identical Recommedations | International Standards
7 -  3 Definitions
8 -  3.1 Terms defined in other International Standards
8 -  4 Abbreviations
8 -  5 Overview of ODP naming
8 -  5.1 Introduction
9 -  5.2 Structure of naming contexts
11 -  5.3 Processes involving names
11 -  6 Basic Naming Concepts
11 -  6.1 name
11 -  6.2 identifier
11 -  6.3 name space
11 -  6.4 naming convention
12 -  6.5 naming context
12 -  6.6 synonmy
12 -  6.7 homonym
12 -  6.8 naming action
12 -  6.9 unnaming action
12 -  6.10 naming domain
12 -  6.11 name authority
12 -  6.12 naming graph
13 -  6.13 name resolution
13 -  6.14 naming system
13 -  7 Name resolution model
13 -  7.1 The name resolution step
14 -  7.2 The complete name resolution process
15 -  8 Name communication
16 -  9 Name comparison
16 -  10 Federation
16 -  10.1 Controlling the names exported - export contexts
17 -  10.2 Uniform naming of federation partners - federation contexts
18 -  10.3 Providing a uniform user view of federated naming
19 -  10.4 Joining a federation
19 -  10.5 Evolution and optimization
20 -  11 Compliance
20 -  11.1 Basis for compliance
21 -  11.2 Compliance requirements
22 -  Annex A - Relationship with Related Naming Services and Frameworks
22 -  A.1 Relationship with OMG Object Naming Service
22 -  A.2 Relationship with X/Open Federated Naming API
23 -  A.3 Relationship with OSI Naming and Addressing
24 -  Annex B - Configuring name services
24 -  B.1 Quality of name service concerns
24 -  B.2 Distributing the name service
25 -  B.3 Configuring name servers
29 -  Annex C - Application of Naming
30 -  Annex D - Bibliography
31 -  Index

Abstract

Provides a general framework for the naming of entities of interest in ODP systems, which includes naming in the infrastructure of an ODP system, naming in the applications built on the infrastructure, and naming in the enterprise the system serves.

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Document Type	Standard
Status	Current
Publisher	Standards Australia
ProductNote	Reconfirmed 20/05/2014. This standard has been reconfirmed in Australia in 2014 and remains current in New Zealand. Reconfirmation Notice 20/05/2014
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Committee	IT-015
Supersedes	DR 03127 CP