[Moims-sc] Mission Operations - MAL Binding to TCP/IP Transport and Split Binary Encoding

[Mehran.Sarkarati at esa.int]

Dear SM&C WG members,

As discussed during the web-ex on 28 July, please find attached the draft 
version of the "Mission Operations - MAL Binding to TCP/IP Transport and 
Split Binary Encoding" for your review.
TCP/IP binding is a relatively simple binding. It basically puts all the 
MAL header and body in the TCP payload part and uses the ip and tcp header 
only for addressing (URIFrom and URITo).
I would appreciate if you could let me have your comments before end of 
September.

There is an implementation of the MAL tcp/ip binding available on the ESA 
account on GitHub: https://github.com/esa (Please note that we will 
slightly re-factor this implementation in the coming days).
In order to produce the corresponding yellow book, we need to have two 
prototypes. In view of the fact that this is probably one of the easiest 
bindings, I would like to ask if one of the participating agencies could 
volunteer to do the second prototype?

Kind Regards
Mehran


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