From: Jwu-Shyan Tarng (jstarng@US.IBM.COM)
Date: 07/20/98-03:33:28 PM Z
From: Jwu-Shyan Tarng <jstarng@US.IBM.COM>
Subject: Re: nfs-v4 novice questions
Message-ID: <5030050015901855000002L552*@MHS>
Date: Mon, 20 Jul 1998 16:33:28 -0400
>>This information is in the strawman. The compound request is
>>a single RPC procedure that contains a sequence of operations.
>>What I try to understand is the format of it.
>>The following is the RPC format that I understand. Would you
>>please tell me how is the new format will be?
>>struct rpc_msg {
>> u_long rm_xid;
>> :
>Again, the RPC header is unchanged. The compound request is a >procedure
>in the NFS protocol that contains multiple operations.
Does it mean the procedure number in RPC header represents
the first procedure in the compount request?
struct COMPOUND4args {
utf8string tag;
op oplist<>;
}
What does tag represent for? How do I know how many operations
in the request? Do I need to go through each one request until
the storage exhausted?
>From the client part, how can we put compound request in
the RPC call, e.g., clnt_call?
Thanks, Jwu-Shyan
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