Dear Yuanchen,

Thanks for the review! See comments inline.

On Mar 2, 2014, at 9:34 PM, ma yc wrote:
> I just roughly went through the draft. It is an interesting draft. I think it 
> is a good 
> approach to summarize the cellular and power efficiency for CoAP 
> implementation. 
> Following are some general comments.
> 
> 1. There are personal drafts referred in this document. Some are not active 
> now,
> for example, draft-vial-core-mirror-proxy, draft-castellani-core-alive, and
> draft-fossati-core-publish-monitor-options. However in this draft the three 
> drafts
> are described as the main candidate solutions in Chapter 8.
> I think it better to focus on the delegation model description in this 
> chapter and
> avoid talking about solutions since there is no consensus on solutions.
> If necessary, the three personal drafts can be used just as example 
> approaches.

That was the idea but apparently we need to make the text more clear on. Will 
fix that.

> 2. The draft is focusing on power efficiency according to the abstract.
> However chapter 5 seems to talk about cellular constraints.
> the relation with power efficiency is not clearly identified. There should be
> some words describing the role for discovery and registration in
> the power efficiency context. Also it is better to add a few word in
> the beginning of chapter 5 to clearly indicate that this draft focuses
> on CoAP devices in cellular network.

The idea is that when the devices are already power-efficient and hence perform 
in a certain kind of way (e.g., implement certain mechanisms and not others), 
how to take the constraints of a network, such as cellular, in to account. Will 
clarify this too. 


Thanks,
Ari

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