Table 32 — UML attribute and role in “status” operation normal response
Name Definition
Data type and value Optionality and use
sessionInfo The core set of parameters required in
each message exchanged between a client and server operating in a session
context, where these parameters support message routing and session
management SessionInfo, See Table
12 Zero or one Conditional
Include when sessions are supportedrequired by
protocol binding andor result sets are persistent
status Message containing the status
disposition CharacterString
Values TBD Zero or one Conditional
Include when sessions are supportedrequired by
protocol binding andor result sets are persistent
NOTE This general model assumes that operation failure will be signalled to the client in a manner specified by
each protocol binding.
7.2.5.5 “cancel” operation
The “cancel” operation is more completely specified in Table 33. provides a UML model of the “cancel” operation that shows the complete Session class with the CancelRequest
and CancelResponse classes and the class they use. The operation request includes the attributes and association role name listed and defined in Table 34. The normal operation
response includes the attributes and association role name listed and defined in Table 35.
Table 33 — Definition of “cancel” operation
Definition Allows clients to cancel a previously initiated operation in a session, either currently
running or completed. Any partial or completed result set from that operation is discarded.
Receives Identifiers of session, previous operation request, and this operation request
Returns
Data describing success or failure of this operation
Exceptions Missing Parameter Value, Invalid Parameter Value
Pre-conditions Client has previously initiated identified session and operation
Post-conditions Search request is cancelled, current result set erased resources freed unless otherwise
specified
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Figure 13 — “cancel” operation UML static model Table 34 — UML attributes and role in “cancel” operation request
Name Definition
Data type and value Optionality and use
sessionInfo The core set of parameters required
in each message exchanged between a client and server
operating in a session context, where these parameters support
message routing and session management
SessionInfo, See Table 12
Zero or one Conditional Include when sessions are
supportedrequired by protocol binding andor
result sets are persistent
requestIDtoCancel Unique requestID for operation execution to be cancelled
Integer ID of request to cancel
One Mandatory freeResources
If set to FALSE, any partial result set is not deleted until the client
terminates the session. Boolean
Zero or one Optional Free resources if omitted
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Table 35 — UML attributes and role in “cancel” operation normal response
Name Definition
Data type and value Optionality and use
sessionInfo The core set of parameters required
in each message exchanged between a client and server
operating in a session context, where these parameters support
message routing and session management
SessionInfo, See Table 12
Zero or one Conditional Include when sessions are
supportedrequired by protocol binding andor
result sets are persistent
cancelledRequest Unique requestID for operation that
was the target of the cancel request Integer
ID of request cancelled One Mandatory
diagnostic Text message describing the result of
the cancel request CharacterString
Values TBD Zero or one Optional
NOTE This general model assumes that operation failure will be signalled to the client in a manner specified by
each protocol binding.
7.2.6 Manager class
