This section describes the service primitives provided by the ESROP module, and the constraints on the sequence in which the ESROP primitives may occur. Each ESROP-User interacts with the ESROP module through one or more ESROP-SAPs.
The following is a list of ESRO service primitive names:
The Neda ESROP upper interface conforms to the ESRO Service Definition [1]. The constraints on the sequence in which ESROP primitives may occur are explained in Reference [1].
An ESROP-User must create an ESROP-SAP before it can use any of the services provided by the ESROP module. Creation of an ESROP-SAP is accomplished through the ESROP_sapBind function. Parameters to ESROP_sapBind communicate to the ESROP module both an ESRO-SAP selector address and a set of functions for handling event primitives for that ESROP-SAP. ESROP event primitives are:
Deletion of an ESROP-SAP is accomplished through the ESROP_sapUnbind function. A summary of Neda ESROP-SAP management facilities follows.
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The sequence of ESROP primitives in an OPERATION is illustrated in the time sequence diagram below.
The ESROS-INVOKE-P.confirm primitive is communicated to the invoker user through the return value/parameter of the ESROP_invokeReq function.
An ESROS-INVOKE.indication event primitive is generated at the performer ESROP entity's ESROP-SAP through the invocation of the (*ESROP_invokeInd)() function associated with the performer ESROP-SAP.
The performer ESROP-User can accept the operation and communicate the results by generating an ESROS-RESULT.request at the ESROP layer interface by invoking the function ESROP_resultReq. The performer ESROP-User can issue an ESROS-ERROR.request by invoking the function ESROP_errorReq.
An ESROS-RESULT.confirm or ESROS-ERROR.confirm event primitive is generated at the performer ESROP entity ESROP-SAP through the invocation of the (*ESROP_resultCnf)() or (*ESROP_errorCnf)() function associated with the performer ESROP-SAP.
An ESROS-RESULT.indication or ESROS-ERROR.indication event primitive is generated at the invoker ESROP entity ESROP-SAP through the invocation of the (*ESROP_resultInd)() or (*ESROP_errorInd)() function associated with the invoker ESROP-SAP.
A summary of all operation primitives appears below in Table 2.3:
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The OPERATION may fail due to either the inability of the ESROS provider to transmit the INVOKE PDU or the unwillingness of the ESROS performer user to accept an ESROS-INVOKE.indication. These cases are described later in this chapter. The OPERATION may also fail as a result of the failure in delivery of RESULT or ERROR PDU. In such cases an ESROS-FAILURE.indication event primitive is issued at the invoker or performer ESROP-SAP through the invocation of the (*ESROP_failureInd)() function.