Space Link Extension - Service Management - CCSDS

DRAFT RECOMMENDED STANDARD FOR SPACE LINK EXTENSION SERVICE MANAGEMENT
RSPC-3
RSPC-4
RSPC-5
RSPC-6
RSPC-7
RSPC-8
RSPC-9
CM shall validate that a received RSP-I conforms to all RSP-I service management validation
requirements specified in this table and table 4-45, Data Set Composition and Relationship
Requirements for the RSP-I. If the RSP-I fails any of the service management requirements,
CM shall process the message set containing the service management-invalid invocation in
accordance with the Performer Requirements for Three-Phase Operation Procedures.
CM shall validate that the Service Package referenced by the servicePackageRef
parameter of the RSP-I:
a) has been established;
b) has not been deleted;
c) has not been cancelled; and
d) is not yet executing.
[service management validation]
CM shall validate that the scheduledServicePackageStopTime (for an SLS Service
Package) or scheduledAccessStopTime (for a Retrieval Service Package) for the
referenced Service Package has not already passed.
[service management validation]
If the RSP fails, CM shall retain the current Service Package.
If the RSP succeeds, CM shall maintain the current status of the Service Package with respect to
application against the following parameters of the Service Agreement:
– maxSlsServicePackages;
– maxSlsServicePackagesPerTimePeriod;
– maxRtrvlServicePackages; and
– maxRtrvlServicePackagesPerTimePeriod.
CM shall validate that the sleSmCreatorName associated with the RSP-I is the same as the
sleSmCreatorName of the Service Package associated with the servicePackageId
referenced by the servicePackageRef in the RSP-I.
[service management validation]
CM shall conform to all RSP-AR, RSP-SR, and RSP-FR Data Set Composition and
Relationship Requirements when creating and returning a RSP-AR (see table 4-46), CSP-SR
(see table 4-47), and CSP-FR (see table 4-49).
4.4.4 ReplaceServicePackageInvocation (RSP-I) MESSAGE (UM CM)
4.4.4.1 General
The ReplaceServicePackageInvocation (RSP-I) message conforms to the data set
composition and relationship requirements for, and inherits the parameters of, the
stereotype as specified in 4.3.4. Figure 4-11 shows
the structure of the RSP-I message as a class diagram. The RSP-I is nearly identical to the
CSP-I message with the single exception of the ServicePackageIdentification data
set being replaced by a ServicePackageReference data set.
CCSDS 910.11-R-2 Page 4-53 March 2008