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Title : Universal Service Protocol
Author(s) : T. Shemsedinov
Filename : draft-shemsedinov-usp-00.txt
Pages : 8
Date : 25-Sep-00
This document contains the description of a call and response
packets of protocol USP. The protocol is the maximum generalized
way of coding of the complex hierarchical information, in its basis
the principles of object-parametrical modeling are fixed. The
protocol does not assume binding to any specific service and gives
only basic rules structuring of any service protocols, given for
creation, however USP was developed as RPC protocol, which responses
should be multipart structures on similarity MIME, but with support
of a multilevel enclosure and other expansions. Unfortunately, the
majority of the modern protocols represent the information
differently, it is caused by that they were created by the
independent developers, in different time and for work in different
operational systems. The reduction of the protocols to a common
format of representation of the information will allow essentially
to facilitate development of the new protocols and spelling new
servers, will remove problems connected to any incompatibility, and
will raise speed of processing of the information. I distinctly
imagine to myself all complexities connected to the introduction
USP, but standardization always brought more benefits, than
problems.
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