0 Introduction
1 Scope and field of application
2 References
3 Reference model definitions
4 Service conventions definitions
5 FTAM definitions
   5.1 General
   5.2 Architectural
   5.3 Filestore schema
   5.4 Filestore access
   5.5 File structure
   5.6 Constraint set
   5.7 Document types
6 Abbreviations
  Section one: FTAM general concepts
7 OSI architectural background
8 Nature of the file service
   8.1 Control of file activity
   8.2 Asymmetry of the dialogue
   8.3 External file service and internal file service
   8.4 Service classes and functional units
9 Functions associated with the fite service
   9.1 Control of actions
   9.2 Accounting
   9.3 Concurrency control
   9.4 Access control
   9.5 Commitment
10 Service providers supporting FTAM
   10.1 ACSE - application contexts and the FTAM
        environment
   10.2 Presentation Service
   10.3 Session Service
        Section two: Virtual Filestore - General
        Concepts
11 Virtual filestore
   11.1 Need for a filestore model
   11.2 Mapping the virtual filestore definition
   11.3 Form of the virtual filestore
   11.4 Attribute dynamics
   11.5 Filestore schema
12 File structures
   12.1 Categories of Structure
   12.2 File access structure
   12.3 Presentation structure
13 Constraint sets
14 Document types
   Section three: Overview of the file service and file
   protocol
15 File service
   15.1 FTAM regime initialization phase
   15.2 Filestore management phase
   15.3 File selection phase
   15.4 File management phase
   15.5 File open phase
   15.6 Data access phase
   15.7 File close phase
   15.8 File deselection phase
   15.9 FTAM regime termination phase
16 Mechanisms in the file protocol
   16.1 Protocol state machine
   16.2 Grouping of protocol data units
   16.3 Transparency
   16.4 Checkpoint insertion
   16.5 Diagnostics and results
   16.6 Docket handling and non-volatile storage
   16.7 Error recovery mechanisms
Annexes
A Examples of the use of FTAM
B Summary of information objects identified in
  ISO 8571