Wendy, I can look it over, say next Monday. Meanwhile, it's better to have someone else take a look too. Maybe Hans and Jensensince they have reviewed the draft before?
Regards, Kai On 24/03/16 21:05, Wendy Roome wrote: > Kai, > > It never occurred to me that someone might send an ADD & REMOVE for > the same id in the same control message. I’ll make it clear that is > illegal. > > I’ll try to revise the draft by Friday. Would you or anyone else like > to look it over before I officially post it as a new version? > > - Wendy > > From: EXT Gao Kai <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>> > Date: Wed, March 23, 2016 at 23:04 > To: Wendy Roome <[email protected] > <mailto:[email protected]>>, <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> > Subject: Re: [alto] State of the WG > > Wendy, > > 1. That makes perfect sense and thanks for the clarification. > > 2. Maybe it's just my paranoia but I feel worried about "what if > someone squash ADD/REMOVE for the same request-id in one request". > May I suggest that we add a statement that this behaviour is undefined > and must be avoided? > > Sorry for my obsession with these details...Thanks! > > Regards, > Kai > > On 23/03/16 02:10, Wendy Roome wrote: >> Kai, >> >> 1. The Create-Stream request must be POST, not GET. The ALTO server >> doesn’t care, but the HTTP protocol allows proxies to cache GET >> requests. Proxies are not supposed to cache POST requests. >> >> 2. The control commands I defined don’t really interact with each >> other, so I don’t think we need to define a processing order, other >> than to say that the server should not close the stream unless there >> are no resources left after all commands have been processed. Oh yes, >> SHUTDOWN should be the only command in a request; there is no point >> in combining SHUTDOWN with anything else. >> >> Does everyone like this alternative? If so, I will update the draft. >> >> - Wendy >>
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