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AS/NZS 4196:1999 (R2013)

Information and documentation - Open Systems Interconnection - Interlibrary loan application service definition

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Table of Contents

1 -  AS/NZS 4196:1999 INFORMATION AND DOCUMENTATION - OPEN SYSTEMS INTERCONNECTION - INTERLIBRARY LOAN APPLICATION SERVICE DEFINITION
6 -  PREFACE
 8 -  CONTENTS
 9 -  1 Scope
 9 -  2 Normative references
 10 -  3 Definitions
10 -  3.1 Reference Model Definitions
10 -  3.1.1 application-entity:
 10 -  3.1.2 Application Layer:
 10 -  3.1.3 application-protocol-data-unit:
 10 -  3.1.4 application-service-element:
 10 -  3.1.5 (N)-service:
 10 -  3.1.6 presentation-service:
 10 -  3.2 Application Layer Structure Definitions
10 -  3.2.1 application-association:
 10 -  3.2.2 application-context:
 10 -  3.2.3 application-context-definition:
 10 -  3.2.4 application-entity-invocation:
 10 -  3.2.5 application-process-invocation:
 10 -  3.3 Service Conventions Definitions
10 -  3.3.1 indication primitive:
 10 -  3.3.2 non-confirmed service:
 10 -  3.3.3 provider-initiated service:
 10 -  3.3.4 request primitive:
 10 -  3.3.5 service primitive:
 10 -  3.3.6 service-provider:
 10 -  3.3.7 service-user:
 11 -  3.4 ILL Definitions
11 -  3.4.1 bibliographic item:
 11 -  3.4.2 chained ILL-transaction:
 11 -  3.4.3 electronic delivery:
 11 -  3.4.4 final-responder:
 11 -  3.4.5 ILL-transaction:
 11 -  3.4.6 ILL-transaction group:
 11 -  3.4.7 ILL-transaction state:
 11 -  3.4.8 initial-requester:
 11 -  3.4.9 intermediary:
 11 -  3.4.10 item:
 11 -  3.4.11 parameter:
 11 -  3.4.12 partitioned ILL-transaction:
 11 -  3.4.13 processing phase:
 11 -  3.4.14 requester:
 11 -  3.4.15 responder:
 11 -  3.4.16 simple ILL-transaction:
 11 -  3.4.17 sub-transaction:
 11 -  3.4.18 supplier:
 11 -  3.4.19 terminal state:
 11 -  3.4.20 tracking phase:
 11 -  3.4.21 user:
 11 -  4 Abbreviations
 11 -  5 Conventions
 12 -  6 Service Model
12 -  6.1 Service-user and Service-provider
12 -  6.1.1 Roles of the Service-user
 12 -  6.2 ILL-transaction
 12 -  6.3 ILL-transaction Types and Topologies
13 -  6.3.1 Simple ILL-transaction
 13 -  6.3.2 Chained ILL-transaction
 14 -  6.3.3 Partitioned ILL-transaction
 15 -  6.3.4 Distinct ILL-transactions
 16 -  6.3.5 Forwarding
 17 -  6.3.6 Referrals
 17 -  6.3.7 Retries
 21 -  6.4 ILL-transaction State
21 -  6.4.1 Requester-State
 21 -  6.4.2 Responder State
 22 -  6.4.3 Terminal States
 22 -  6.4.4 Intermediary States
 23 -  6.4.5 ILL-transaction Phases
 23 -  7 Definition of Services
23 -  7.1 Service Features
23 -  7.1.1 General
 23 -  7.1.2 ILL Request
 23 -  7.1.3 Request Forwarding
 23 -  7.1.4 Forwarding Notification
 23 -  7.1.5 Shipment
 23 -  7.1.6 ILL Answer
 24 -  7.1.7 Conditional Reply
 24 -  7.1.8 Cancellation
 24 -  7.1.9 Cancellation Reply
 24 -  7.1.10 Receipt
 24 -  7.1.11 Recall
 24 -  7.1.12 Return
 24 -  7.1.13 Check-in
 24 -  7.1.14 Overdue
 24 -  7.1.15 Renewal
 24 -  7.1.16 Renew Answer
 24 -  7.1.17 Lost Notification
 24 -  7.1.18 Damaged Notification
 24 -  7.1.19 Message
 24 -  7.1.20 Status Query
 24 -  7.1.21 Status-or-Error Report
 24 -  7.1.22 Expiry
 25 -  7.2 Specification Method and Notation
 25 -  7.3 ILL Services
26 -  7.3.1 ILL-REQUEST Service
 29 -  7.3.2 FORWARD Service
 30 -  7.3.3 FORWARD-NOTIFICATION Service
 30 -  7.3.4 SHIPPED Service
 31 -  7.3.5 ILL-ANSWER Service
 33 -  7.3.6 CONDITIONAL-REPLY Service
 33 -  7.3.7 CANCEL Service
 34 -  7.3.8 CANCEL-REPLY Service
 34 -  7.3.9 RECEIVED Service 7.3.8 CANCEL- REPLY Service
 35 -  7.3.10 RECALL Service
 35 -  7.3.11 RETURNED Service
 36 -  7.3.12 CHECKED-IN Service
 36 -  7.3.13 OVERDUE Service
 37 -  7.3.14 RENEW Service
 37 -  7.3.15 RENEW-ANSWER Service
 38 -  7.3.16 LOST Service
 38 -  7.3.17 DAMAGED Service 7.3.15.2.5 Answer
 39 -  7.3.18 MESSAGE Service
 39 -  7.3.19 STATUS-QUERY Service
 39 -  7.3.20 STATUS-OR-ERROR-REPORT Service
 41 -  7.3.21 EXPIRY Service
 41 -  8 Sequences of Primitives
41 -  8.1 Resiliance to Lost and Out-of-Sequence
41 -  8.1.1 Lost Messages
 41 -  8.1.2 Out-of-Sequence Messages
 42 -  8.2 State Transitions
 56 -  8.3 Additional Sequencing Rules
 58 -  Annex A - Time Sequence Diagrams
 65 -  Annex B - ILL Service and Document Delivery
65 -  B.1 Electronic Documents
 65 -  B.2 Electronic Delivery
 66 -  B.3 Error And Damage Reporting
 67 -  Annex C - Bibliography

Abstract

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.

RECONFIRMATION NOTICE
Technical Committee IT-019 has reviewed the content of this publication and in accordance
with Standards Australia procedures for reconfirmation, it has been determined that the
publication is still valid and does not require change.
Certain documents referenced in the publication may have been amended since the original
date of publication. Users are advised to ensure that they are using the latest versions of
such documents as appropriate, unless advised otherwise in this Reconfirmation Notice.
Approved for reconfirmation in accordance with Standards Australia procedures for
reconfirmation on 13 September 2013.
Approved for reconfirmation in New Zealand on behalf of the Standards Council of
New Zealand on 23 October 2013.
The following are represented on Technical Committee IT-019:
Australian Computer Society
Australian Library and Information Association
CSIRO Information and Communication Technologies Centre
Department of Education and Training, NSW
Education Services Australia
La Trobe University
Macquarie E-Learning Centre of Excellence
National Library of Australia
National Library of New Zealand
Northern Territory Library
Tertiary Library Networks
The University of New South Wales
Victoria University
Waikato Institute of Technology
Web Science Australia

Scope

This International Standard is an Application Layer standard within the Open Systems Interconnection framework defined by ISO 7498.
This standard defines the services for Interlibrary Loan. These services are provided by the use of the ILL protocol in conjunction with the supporting telecommunications service which may be a store-and-forward messaging service, such as that provided by the MOTIS Standards, ISO 10021-4 etc.; or a direct connection-mode service using ISO 8822 and ISO 8649.
This standard does not specify individual implementations or products, nor does it constrain the implementation of entities and interfaces within a computer system. Computer systems may range from stand-alone workstations to mainframes. This standard is intended for use by libraries, information utilities such as union catalogue centres, and any other system which processes bibliographic information. These systems may participate in an interlibrary loan transaction in the role of requester (i.e. an initiator of ILL requests), responder (i.e. a provider of bibliographic material or information) and/or intermediary (i.e. an agent that acts on behalf of a requester to find suitable responders). Various interworking topologies are supported, ranging from simple two-party interactions to multi-party interactions.
There is no requirement for conformance to this standard. Conformance is required only for the ILL protocol specification.

General Product Information

Document Type Standard
Status Current
Publisher Standards Australia
ProductNote
This standard has been reconfirmed in Australia in 2013 and remains current in New Zealand.
Reconfirmation Notice 05-12-2013
Committee IT-019
Under Revision
  • DR AS/NZS ISO 10160:2015
Supersedes
  • DR 98344 CP
  • AS 4196-1994

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