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5 total messages Started by Edmund M K Lai Mon, 28 Dec 1992 06:44
Formal Specifications of ISO Protocols
#1265
Author: Edmund M K Lai
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 06:44
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I am looking for ISO protocols of any layer that has already been formally
specified in one of the major formal specification languages such as
LOTOS and ESTELLE.  So far I have only been able to locate simple data
link layer protocols with formal specifications.

Any pointers would be helpful.  Thank you.

Edmund Lai
Department of Information Engineering
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Shatin, N.T., Hong Kong

email: mklai@ie.cuhk.hk
Re: Formal Specifications of ISO Protocols
#1387
Author: Harro Kremer
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 09:05
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In article <1992Dec28.064433.14965@cucs5.cs.cuhk.hk>, mklai@ie.cuhk.hk (Edmund M
K Lai) writes:
|> I am looking for ISO protocols of any layer that has already been formally
|> specified in one of the major formal specification languages such as
|> LOTOS and ESTELLE.  So far I have only been able to locate simple data
|> link layer protocols with formal specifications.
|> 

Both Transport and Session Standards have been specified in LOTOS:

@TechReport{ISO10023,
  Author="ISO",
  Title="Information Processing Systems --- Open Systems Interconnection ---
        Formal Description of {ISO} 8072 in {LOTOS}",
  Type=TR, Number=10023,
  Institution="ISO/IEC, Geneva", Month=jul, Year=1992}

@TechReport{ISO10024,
  Author="ISO",
  Title="Information Processing Systems --- Open Systems Interconnection ---
        Formal Description of {ISO} 8073 (Classes 0,1,2,3) in {LOTOS}",
  Type=TR, Number=10024,
  Institution="ISO/IEC, Geneva", Month=jul, Year=1992}


@TechReport{ISO9572,
  Author="ISO/IEC",
  Title="Information technology - Open Systems Interconnection -
        {LOTOS} description of the session protocol",
  Type=TR, Number=9572,
  Institution="ISO/IEC, Geneva", Year=1989 }

@TechReport{ISO9571,
  Author="ISO/IEC",
  Title="Information technology - Open Systems Interconnection -
        {LOTOS} description of the session service",
  Type=TR, Number=9571,
  Institution="ISO/IEC, Geneva", Year=1989 }


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Re: Formal Specifications of ISO Protocols
#1389
Author: Howard C Berkowitz
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 13:57
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Remember that the formal language specifications of such protocolos as
Transport are advisory.  The formal specification remains the natural
language document, with all its ambiguities.

A compromise position may be to look at the abstract test suites,
written in TTCN, as a "more formal" specification which actually
will be used.  I recognize TTCN is an informal language and a cumbersome
one, but it does have somewhat more formalism than an English-language
specificatin.
Re: Formal Specifications of ISO Protocols
#1391
Author: Harro Kremer
Date: Tue, 05 Jan 1993 08:14
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In article <C0C1FG.AL9@world.std.com>, hcb@world.std.com (Howard C Berkowitz)
writes:
|> Remember that the formal language specifications of such protocolos as
|> Transport are advisory.  The formal specification remains the natural
			        ^^^^^^
	What interpretation are you using here? Shouldn't this be "official"

|> language document, with all its ambiguities.

|> A compromise position may be to look at the abstract test suites,
|> written in TTCN, as a "more formal" specification which actually
|> will be used.  I recognize TTCN is an informal language and a cumbersome
|> one, but it does have somewhat more formalism than an English-language
|> specificatin.

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Re: Formal Specifications of ISO Protocols
#1394
Author: Jeroen van de Lagemaat
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 09:21
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There are several "large" OSI LOTOS specs published as technical reports
by ISO.

ISO 10023 Transport service in LOTOS

I do not know the numbers of the specs in LOTOS of Transport protocol, Session
protocol, session service and network service, but they are there.

Furthermore, in an ESPRIT project we developed several specs of 
ISDN  L3, an ISDN application (small email facility in ISDN phone),
Transaction processing specs (ACSE, CCR, TP).

Regards

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