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Article #1128Transparent Distribution - Why no light-weight transport in OSI stack?
From: Erik Skovgaard
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 1991 16:36
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 1991 16:36
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OSI is intended to be used between processes on different systems.
Whatever takes place on a single system is outside the scope of OSI, but
as you point out, this will be taken up in the ODP framework.
Other organizations such as X/Open, IEEE and the API Association have
decided to standardize APIs for internal use on a computer system. As
it turns out, many of these APIs reflect the Abstract Services of
several ASEs.
....Erik.
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Erik Skovgaard
PSC (Pacific) Inc
Vancouver, B.C.
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