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1. Open Network Computer

Product Information

Enter the product name, version/release number, and product supplier for each product required to meet the conformance requirements.

Environment Specification

Answer the questions for each binary-compatible family. Alternately, provide the answers in the Appendix at the end of this document.

	Testing Environment	Binary-compatible Family	Portability Environment	Indicator of Compliance	Compliance Details
			None.	Select from this list Test Report from Test Suite	Test Suite: Test Report:
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Temporary Waivers

1.1 Mandatory Functionality

1.1.1 Server Interaction and Booting

Question 1: Does this product require that some or all of its startup information be supplied by a server?

Response

Yes   No

If the product requires one or more services at startup time, define those services in the following text input area. Examples would include things like DHCP support, TFTP for file transfer, the transfer of boot images, etc.

Rationale

While the specification is silent on startup issues, in order to have a complete environment for use of a registered product it may be necessary to have a server that provides certain required facilities.

1.1.2 Processing Uniform Resource Locators

Question 2: How does the user enter an arbitrary URL?

Response

Rationale

The specification requires that the user be able to enter an arbitrary URL in an implementation-defined way.

Reference

Open NC Technical Standard 1.1, Processing Uniform Resource Locators.

1.1.3 Send Mail

Question 3: Does the product send mail directly to its intended recipient's host, or is mail sent through a relay host?

Response

Directly.
Through a relay host.
Through both mechanisms.

Rationale

The specification requires that this be specified.

Reference

Open NC Technical Standard 1.1, Processing Uniform Resource Locators, Send Mail.

1.2 Java Implementation

Question 4: How does the product demonstrate its Java conformance?

Response

This product is a software only, 100% Java product that does not supply its own Java Virtual Machine and Class Libraries. Consequently, this question does not apply.

This product contains a Java Virtual Machine and Class Libraries that are certified Java compliant by Javasoft, a division of Sun Microsystems.

This product contains a Java Virtual Machine and Class Libraries that have passed The Open Group's Java Conformance Test Suite.

Rationale

If a Java Virtual Machine and Class Libraries are supplied, they must be shown to conform to definition of the JVM and the Java APIs

Reference

Product Standard Open Network Computer: Foundation, Indicators of Compliance.

1.3 Optional Functionality

Question 5: Which of the defined options does the product support?

Response

Option	Supported
File Transfer	Yes   No
Terminal Emulation	Yes   No

Rationale

These elements are optional.

Reference

Open NC Technical Standard 1.1, Interoperability, Hypertext Protocol Transfer Services.

1.3.1 File Transfer Functionality

Question 6: Under what circumstances does the product leave the File Transfer connection open?

Response

Rationale

The specification requires that the product define under what circumstances an ftp connection is left open between the client and the server.

Reference

Open NC Technical Standard 1.1, File Transfer.

Question 7: What username is used for file transfer sessions when one is not specified in the URL?

Response

Rationale

The specification requires that the product define the username that is used when one is not specified.

Reference

Open NC Technical Standard 1.1, File Transfer.

Question 8: When a file is transferred, is the file's name or contents used as an announcement mechanism to permit the interpretation of its contents for rendition (e.g. through suffix or "magic number" mapping)?

Response

Yes   No

If the answer is yes, enter below the ways in which announcement is handled.

Rationale

The specification requires that the product define how files transferred via ftp may be interpreted and their contents rendered.

Reference

Open NC Technical Standard 1.1, File Transfer.

Question 9: Does the product allow transferred files to be stored to a local or network file system?

Response

Yes   No

Rationale

The specification requires that the user be given the option of storing a transferred file on the file system if one is supported.

Reference

Open NC Technical Standard 1.1, File Transfer.

2. Appendix

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