Space Link Extension - Service Management - CCSDS

DRAFT RECOMMENDED STANDARD FOR SPACE LINK EXTENSION SERVICE MANAGEMENT
3.3.4.3.3.3.3.2 Data Set Composition and Relationship Requirements
Table 3-13 defines the data set composition and relationship requirements common to all
messages conforming to the stereotype.
Table 3-13: Data Set Composition and Relationship Requirements for All
FailedReturnWithDenial Messages
GRD-0030 A failed return message shall contain the Stereotype
Message parameters, which are identical to the Stereotype Message
parameters specified in table 3-9.
[syntactic validation]
GRD-0031 The failed return message shall contain either one Denial data set or one or more Error data
sets.
[syntactic validation]
GRD-0032 If there is no additional information, the additionalInformation parameter shall have null
content.
GRD-0033 The invocationMessageSequenceNumber and serviceAgreementRef parameters
shall match the messageSequenceNumber and serviceAgreementRef, respectively, of
the invocation to which the return responds.
[service management validation]
GRD-0034 If there is no private annotation information applicable to the overall message, the message-
PrivateAnnotation parameter shall have null content.
GRD-0035 If there is no private annotation information applicable to the individual error or denial reason
being reported, the privateAnnotation parameter shall have null content.
GRD-0036 If the invocation is invalid due to mutually incompatible values among multiple parameters, the
FailedReturn shall contain multiple Error data sets, one Error data set for each mutually
incompatible parameter. Each such Error data set shall have the diagnostic value
‘mutually incompatible parameter value’.
3.3.4.3.3.4 Message Stereotype
3.3.4.3.3.4.1 General
AcknowledgedReturn messages are used to provide intermediate status reports on
operations, when the complete performance of those operations may take an extended period
of time. An AcknowledgedReturn message informs the invoker that the operation has
passed initial validation, and provides a time by which the performer expects the operation to
have successfully completed or failed.
The class diagram for the stereotype message structure is
shown in figure 3-13.
CCSDS 910.11-R-2 Page 3-27 March 2008