【資料名稱】：ASN1dubuisson

【資料作者】：ASN1dubuisson

【資料日期】：2000

【資料語言】：英文

【資料格式】：PDF

【資料目錄和簡介】：

ASN.1 (Abstract Syntax Notation One) is an international standard which aims
at specifying of data used in telecommunication protocols. It is a computing
language that is both powerful and complex: it was designed for modeling
e±ciently communications between heterogeneous systems.
ASN.1 was in great need of a reference book, didactic as well as precise
and Olivier Dubuisson's book meets these demands. The language is comprehensively
described from its basic constructions to the latest additions to the
notation. The description of each of these constructions is wholly accessible
and accurate. Many case studies of real-world applications illustrate this presentation.
The text also replaces the language in its historical background and
describes the context in which it is used, both from the application viewpoint
and from that of other speci¯cation standards which use or refer to ASN.1.
This book is written by an expert of ASN.1, of its syntax and semantics,
and clearly constitutes a reference on the language. It is intended for those
merely interested in ¯nding a complete and reliable description of the language
and for programmers or experts who may want to look up for the proper usage
of some constructions. The tools available on the website associated with this
book will prove useful to both the pro¯cient and the beginner ASN.1 user.
Michel Mauny
Project leader at INRIA, the French National Institute for Research in
Computer Science and Control
Olivier Dubuisson is a research engineer at France T¶el¶ecom R&D, the Research
& Development centre of France T¶el¶ecom (formerly known as Cnet), where he is in
charge of the ASN.1 expertise. He takes part in the language evolution at the ISO
and ITU-T working groups. He has also developed various editing and analysis tools
for ASN.1 speci¯cations and assists the ASN.1 users at France T¶el¶ecom in numerous
application domains.
Philippe Fouquart graduated from Aston University, UK with an MSc in Computer
Science and Applied Maths in 1997. He worked for Cnet on ASN.1:1994 grammar and
later joined France T¶el¶ecom R&D in 1999 where he used ASN.1 for Intelligent Network
and SS7 protocols. He is now working on Fixed-Mobile Converged architectures
and IP mobility.