MESA/Doc Source

MESA/Doc Source

DSG

Document Source

Introduction

The MESA tests include a number of cases each of which rely on a sequence of messages between actors. These tests range across different integration profiles:

• DSG

This document lists the transactions and messages for a number of cases. It may not describe the clinical scenario behind each case, but listing the transactions should clearly define what is expected of each actor. These are all of the transactions involving all of the actors. When you test with your particular actor, you may see only a subset of these messages. Note that the DSG tests are over and above the typical XDS tests. The tests described in this document concern the content described in the DSG profile. The XDS tests concerned with delivery of data are documented elsewhere.

Configuration

The MESA scripts are run from the directory $MESA_TARGET/mesa_tests/iti/actors/doc_src.

Starting the MESA Servers

There are no MESA servers to start for this test.

Test Cases: DSG

This section describes test cases that are generally associated with the XDS-MS Integration Profile. There may be some overlap with other profiles.

Test Case 13101: DSG Signature Evaluation XML Schema

In test 13101, the system creates a Digital Signature XXX file (Steve, fill this in) that lists a set of documents to sign and the digital signature. This test will evaluate the XML file for conformance to the XXXX schema (Steve, Fill in).

References

Instructions

1. Create an XDS document that would be submitted to a Document Repository.

2. Sign the document, producing an XML file. This is normally submitted using XDS, but we ask that you do this out of band.

Evaluation

1. Set the current directory to $MESA_TARGET/mesa_tests/iti/actors/doc_src.

2. Run the evaluation script below.

3. Run the evaluation script:

   perl  13101/eval_13101.pl <log level> <XML File>

4. The evaluation output is found in 13101/grade_13101.txt. The final result should indicate 0 errors. Submit the result run at log level 4 to the Project Manager.

Supplemental Information

Test Case 13102: DSG Signature Evaluation Content

In test 13102, the system creates a Digital Signature XML file that lists a set of documents to sign and the digital signature. This test will evaluate the XML file for content.

References

Instructions

1. Create an XDS document that would be submitted to a Document Repository. You can reuse the data from test 12301.

2. Sign the document, producing an XML file. This is normally submitted using XDS, but we ask that you do this out of band.

Evaluation

1. Set the current directory to $MESA_TARGET/mesa_tests/iti/actors/doc_src.

2. Run the evaluation script below.

3. Run the evaluation script:

   perl  13102/eval_13102.pl <log level> <XML File>

4. The evaluation output is found in 13102/grade_13102.txt. The final result should indicate 0 errors. Submit the result run at log level 4 to the Project Manager.

Supplemental Information

Test Case 13103: DSG Sign Prior Document

In test 13103, the system signs a document that has been previously submitted to a Repository/Registry.

References

Instructions

1. Create an XDS document that would be submitted to a Document Repository. You can reuse the data from test 12301. Submit that document to the online NIST repository. Alternatively, use a document that is already in the online NIST repository.

2. Sign the document, submitting the proper files to the NIST repository.

Evaluation

1. Ask the NIST members to retrieve the signature data and submit that data to the Project Manager responsible for Digital Signature (in North America, Steve Moore) for evaluation.

Supplemental Information

Test Case 13104: DSG Sign/Submit Current Document

In test 13104, the system creates a document, signs it, and submits all of the data in one submission set.

References

Instructions

1. Create an XDS document that would be submitted to a Document Repository Sign the document.

2. Submit the document and signature in a single submission set to the online NIST repository.

Evaluation

1. Ask the NIST members to retrieve the signature data and submit that data to the Project Manager responsible for Digital Signature (in North America, Steve Moore) for evaluation.

Supplemental Information