The types of resources within the scope of Resource Service include, but are not limited to: Font, Form, Logo, ICC Profile, Firmware, Software, Image, Template (including Job Template and document Template). The Resource Service model contains several Service properties: Service capability, Service configuration, Service description, Service status, and an extension point for unique Service properties. vendor’s The Service capability of Resource Service has a ResourceDescriptionCapabilites element that contains the abilities of the Service in supporting some of the descriptive attributes of a resource entry. These descriptive attributes of a resource entry include natural language for any Service generated message or description text, date and time of expiration, Resource category, Resource creator user name, Resource format, Resource descriptive information, Resource name, and Resource type. A Resource Service does not provide other job-related Service capabilities because it only stores and retrieves Resources, does not process any MFD job. The Service capability of Resource Service also has an extension point for other unique Service capabilities. vendor’s The Service configuration is the Resource Service specific view of the applicable MFD subunits which may include Storages, Interfaces, InputChannels, and OutputChannels. The Service description property contains only the basic set of imaging Service description elements common to all imaging services. It includes web address owner’s and identification information, Service URIs, Service descriptive information, Service location, and Service name. The Service status property contains state information maintained by the Service automata. The state information consists of a set of basic imaging Service states which are common to all imaging services and a set of Service states that are Resource Service specific. The basic imaging Service state information includes Service access rights, Service creation date, current time, Service id, a flag indicating whether the Service is accepting jobs (here refers to requests for storing and retrieving resources in Resource Service), the natural language currently used by the service, queued Service request count, serial number of the device hosting the service, the current state of the service, the current state of the subunits used by the service, additional information about the Service state, and human readable messages on the additional information about the Service state. The Resource Service specific set of Service state contains information on resource Service counters that provide Resource Service specific usage accounting information. Below is the top level view of the Resource Service schema.
The types of resources within the scope of Resource Service include, but are not limited to: Font, Form, Logo, ICC Profile, Firmware, Software, Image, Template (including Job Template and document Template). The Resource Service model contains several Service properties: Service capability, Service configuration, Service description, Service status, and an extension point for vendor’s unique Service properties. The Service capability of Resource Service has a ResourceDescriptionCapabilites element that contains the abilities of the Service in supporting some of the descriptive attributes of a resource entry. These descriptive attributes of a resource entry include natural language for any Service generated message or description text, date and time of expiration, Resource category, Resource creator user name, Resource format, Resource descriptive information, Resource name, and Resource type. A Resource Service does not provide other job-related Service capabilities because it only stores and retrieves Resources, does not process any MFD job. The Service capability of Resource Service also has an extension point for other vendor’s unique Service capabilities. The Service configuration is the Resource Service specific view of the applicable MFD subunits which may include Storages, Interfaces, InputChannels, and OutputChannels. The Service description property contains only the basic set of imaging Service description elements common to all imaging services. It includes owner’s web address and identification information, Service URIs, Service descriptive information, Service location, and Service name. The Service status property contains state information maintained by the Service automata. The state information consists of a set of basic imaging Service states which are common to all imaging services and a set of Service states that are Resource Service specific. The basic imaging Service state information includes Service access rights, Service creation date, current time, Service id, a flag indicating whether the Service is accepting jobs (here refers to requests for storing and retrieving resources in Resource Service), the natural language currently used by the service, queued Service request count, serial number of the device hosting the service, the current state of the service, the current state of the subunits used by the service, additional information about the Service state, and human readable messages on the additional information about the Service state. The Resource Service specific set of Service state contains information on resource Service counters that provide Resource Service specific usage accounting information. Below is the top level view of the Resource Service schema.
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