Christopher D. Clausen wrote: > Jeffrey Altman <[email protected]> wrote: >> I do not really understand the benefit of this model given the >> standardization process that we have. Any organization that wants to >> register a private RPC is free to do so. If you have something that >> you want to develop in house, register the RPCs that you are using, >> define the structures that you want and go about your business. > > Can I register such an RPC without providing any additional > information about what it does or who I am? E.g. if I actually want > to keep it private, I serious doubt that I would attempt to "register" > it with any authority at all. > > <<CDC Yes you may. The reason you would register it is so that other clients/servers will not break yours.
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