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ISO/IEC 14771:1999

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Information technology — Open Distributed Processing — Naming framework

Information technology — Open Distributed Processing — Naming framework

This Recommendation I International Standard: defines a general framework for context-relative naming, refining and elaborating on the naming concepts defined in Part 2 of the ODP-RM; identifies and characterizes functions necessary to handle names in the context of a federation of different naming systems; and clarifies the relationship between the concepts of name management (i.e. federation and naming) in distributed computing systems. It 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.

Technologies de l'information — Traitement réparti ouvert — Cadre de dénomination

La présente Recommandation | Norme internationale: définit un cadre général pour la dénomination contextuelle, en affinant et en développant les concepts de dénomination définis dans la Partie 2 du modèle ODP-RM; identifie et caractérise les fonctions nécessaires à la gestion des noms dans le cadre d'une fédération de différents systèmes de dénomination; précise la relation entre les concepts de gestion de nom (à savoir la fédération et la dénomination) dans des systèmes informatiques répartis. Elle fournit un cadre général pour la dénomination d'entités à considérer dans des systèmes ODP, en particulier la dénomination dans l'infrastructure d'un système ODP, la dénomination dans les applications construites sur l'infrastructure et la dénomination dans l'entreprise que le système dessert.

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Status
Published
Publication Date
01-Dec-1999
ICS
35.080 - Software
Technical Committee
ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 38 - Cloud computing and distributed platforms
Drafting Committee
ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 38 - Cloud computing and distributed platforms
Current Stage
9020 - International Standard under periodical review
Start Date
15-Jan-2024
Completion Date
15-Jan-2024
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INTERNATIONAL ISO/IEC
STANDARD 14771
First edition
1999-12-01
Information technology — Open
Distributed Processing — Naming
framework
Technologies de l'information — Traitement distribué ouvert — Cadre
de dénomination
Reference number
ISO/IEC 14771:1999(E)
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INTERNATIONALE 14771
Première édition
1999-12-01
Technologies de l'information —
Traitement réparti ouvert — Cadre de
dénomination
Information technology — Open Distributed Processing — Naming
framework
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ISO/CEI 14771:1999(F)
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1 Domaine d’application . 1
2 Références normatives. 1
2.1 Recommandations | Normes internationales identiques . 1
3 Définitions . 1
3.1 Termes définis dans d'autres Normes internationales.2
4 Abréviations . 2
5 Aperçu général de la dénomination ODP . 2
5.1 Introduction . 2
5.2 Structure des contextes de dénomination . 3
5.3 Processus faisant intervenir des noms . 5
6 Concepts de dénomination de base. 5
7 Modèle de résolution de nom . 7
7.1 Etape de la résolution de nom . 8
7.2 Processus complet de la résolution de nom. 9
8 Communication de nom. 9
9 Comparaison de noms . 10
10 Fédération. 11
10.1 Gestion des noms exportés – Contextes d'exportation . 11
10.2 Dénomination uniforme des partenaires d'une fédération – Contextes de fédération .
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