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Mission Operations Reference Model. Draft ... - CCSDS

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DRAFT RECOMMENDED PRACTICE FOR MISSION OPERATIONS REFERENCE MODELb) It is also possible that a specific message transport can report transport-specific errorsto a message sender when errors are detected by it outside of the normal messageexchange of an interaction pattern. In this case the error shall be reported using animplementation language-specific mechanism (detailed in the relevant languagemapping) asynchronously.c) It is also possible that a specific transport is able to detect the loss of connectionbetween a provider and consumer. In this case the transport shall send an appropriatestandard error code to the application using the asynchronous error reportingmechanism outlined above.NOTE – When a protocol bridge is in use (see 2.6) there is an issue with what QoS can beprovided to a consumer. The multiple transports in use when using bridges mayaffect the QoS offered by a provider, with both consumer and provider beingaffected by the link. Methods to mitigate this are currently outside thisspecification.3.7.6 QOS PROPERTIESFor a specific connection there are certain properties that must be defined before aconnection can be made. These properties are associated with the service provider and mustbe communicated to the consumer by some means, possibly through configuration but mostlikely via the Common Directory Service.The following table provides the list of standard QoS properties; however, more may bedefined or required by a particular implementation or message transport:<strong>CCSDS</strong> 520.1-R-1 Page 3-16 October 2009

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