Issue 10702: Unregistered objects (data-distribution-rtf)
Source: PrismTech (Mr. Erik Hendriks, erik.hendriks(at)prismtech.com)
Nature: Clarification
Severity: 
Summary: Problem:

It is not clear what the read_state and write_state should be of an unregistered object.   

Solution:

Set both states to VOID until the object gets registered.

Section 3.1.6.3.7
Replace:

·	pre-create a new DLRL object in order to fill its content before the allocation of the oid (create_unregistered_object); this method takes as parameter the CacheAccess concerned with this operation. The following preconditions must be met: the Cache must be set to the DCPS State of ENABLED, and the supplied CacheAccess must writeable. Not satisfying either precondition will raise a PreconditionNotMet.

With:

·	pre-create a new DLRL object in order to fill its content before the allocation of the oid (create_unregistered_object); this method takes as parameter the CacheAccess concerned with this operation. The following preconditions must be met: the Cache must be set to the DCPS State of ENABLED, and the supplied CacheAccess must writeable. Not satisfying either precondition will raise a PreconditionNotMet. An unregistered object has both its read_state and its write_state set to VOID, and may only be used to assign a unique combination of key-values to it. The object should be registered before anything else can be done with it.

Resolution: 
Revised Text: 
Actions taken:
February 12, 2007: received issue
Discussion: 
Unregistered objects should have their READ_STATE and WRITE_STATE set to VOID.
End of Annotations:=====
s is issue # 10702

Unregistered objects
Unregistered objects should have their READ_STATE and WRITE_STATE set to VOID.

Problem:

It is not clear what the read_state and write_state should be of an unregistered object.   

Solution:

Set both states to VOID until the object gets registered.

Section 3.1.6.3.7
Replace:

·	pre-create a new DLRL object in order to fill its content before the allocation of the oid (create_unregistered_object); this method takes as parameter the CacheAccess concerned with this operation. The following preconditions must be met: the Cache must be set to the DCPS State of ENABLED, and the supplied CacheAccess must writeable. Not satisfying either precondition will raise a PreconditionNotMet.

With:

·	pre-create a new DLRL object in order to fill its content before the allocation of the oid (create_unregistered_object); this method takes as parameter the CacheAccess concerned with this operation. The following preconditions must be met: the Cache must be set to the DCPS State of ENABLED, and the supplied CacheAccess must writeable. Not satisfying either precondition will raise a PreconditionNotMet. An unregistered object has both its read_state and its write_state set to VOID, and may only be used to assign a unique combination of key-values to it. The object should be registered before anything else can be done with it.