Title: RE: [ASN.1] asn.1 Basic PER (aligned)
Hi
Zainul,
I would like to know whether UMTS (Universal Mobile
Telecommns Standards) uses PER or BER.
Where
can I get more information about UMTS .
Thanks,
krishna
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File: ATT6.html RE: [ASN.1] asn.1 Basic PER (aligned)Hi Zainul,
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Hi Ashish,
In ASN.1 there are different kinds of encoding like PER, BER, DER ,
CER and many more. Basic Encoding Rules (BER) follows the TLV format, where
as PER follows altogether
a different approach of encoding(Preamble Bits ,
Hello,
I have a doubt regarding the PER encoding of Information Object
Values.
FUNCTION ::= CLASS {
ArgumentType,
ResultType DEFAULT NULL,
Errors ERROR NULL,
Code INTEGER UNIQUE
}
The Above definition of FUNCTION is from the ASN.1 book by Olivier
Hello,
I would like to know the BER Encoding of the component accept-types (Choice
Type) given below.
Is the tag [2] encoded or is it replaced by the EXPLICIT TAG [0].
MyHTTP DEFINITIONS AUTOMATIC TAGS ::=
BEGIN
GetRequest ::= SEQUENCE {
header-only BOOLEAN,
Hello,
I would like to know ,how the tags for the following are enoded in BER.
X ::= [0] EXPLICIT [1] IMPLICIT INTEGER
Y ::= [0] IMPLICIT [1] EXPLICIT BOOLEAN
Am I correct , if the tag for X is encoded as [0] [1] and the universal tag
of INTEGER
is not
Hello,
I would like to know if the following ASN1 construct a valid one
X ::= SEQUENCE {
id1 OBJECT IDENTIFIER,
id2 OBJECT IDENTIFIER,
parameters1 ANY DEFINED BY id1 OPTIONAL,
parameters2 ANY DEFINED BY id2
Hello,
I am not sure whether this is the right mailing list to ask about ECN.
If there is a separate mailing list for ECN do let me know.
I would also like to know whether the encoding control standard (ITU-T Rec.
X.692) has beenapproved.
Thanks Regards,
Hello,
I have a query regarding the ASN.1 Version specified in H.323
Version 3 standard and T.38 standard.
H.225 version 3 and H.245 version 5 specifies the following ASN.1
Versions:
ITU-T Recommendation X.680 (1994): Information Technology - Abstract
Syntax Notation One (ASN.1) -
is a type of encoding. Think of it as the high level
language, and the object code.
--Dean
On Sat, 4 Oct 2003, Bujji Krishna R B wrote:
Hello,
I have a query regarding the ASN.1 Version specified in H.323
Version 3 standard and T.38 standard.
H.225 version 3 and H.245
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