====== P4-REQ-21-7-008 ====== [[dido:99_annexes:annex-d-requirements:part-04:start| Return to Requirements]] ===== Statement ===== Implementation mechanisms SHALL NOT collapse Runtime Plane distinctions. ===== Source ===== Part 4, Section 21.7: Runtime Plane Realization Requirements. ===== Rationale ===== Implementation mechanisms such as DDS, shared modules, common logging, repository groupings, or runtime packaging may support multiple architectural concerns. Those mechanisms must not become a substitute for the Runtime Plane distinctions defined by the logical architecture. This constraint preserves separation of concerns even when Phase 0 uses shared implementation technologies or artifacts. ===== Applies To ===== This requirement applies to: * DDS Topics and QoS profiles; * shared modules; * runtime packaging; * logging and exception-handling mechanisms; * repository organization; and * implementation participant mappings. ===== Verification ===== Verification SHALL confirm that Phase 0 implementation mechanisms do not collapse Runtime Plane distinctions. Verification activities should include review checks confirming that: * distinct Runtime Plane purposes remain identifiable; * shared mechanisms retain plane-specific mappings where applicable; * configuration does not erase Runtime Plane classifications; * runtime packaging does not redefine plane boundaries; and * review records can distinguish implementation concerns by Runtime Plane. ===== Traceability ===== This requirement preserves the Runtime Plane separation defined by the FX Demo Logical Profile throughout the Phase 0 implementation baseline. Related requirement identifiers: * [[dido:99_annexes:annex-d-requirements:part-04:p4-req-21-7-001]] * [[dido:99_annexes:annex-d-requirements:part-04:p4-req-21-7-007]] * [[dido:99_annexes:annex-d-requirements:part-04:p4-req-21-3-009]] Related source section: * [[fxdemo:04-part:21-phase-0-implementation-requirements:21-7-runtime-plane-realization-requirements:start]] ===== Status ===== Draft ---- © 2026 Dido Solutions, Inc. and Jackrabbit Consulting, Inc.