Il 07/12/2016 18:12, Gould, James ha scritto:
Andrew,
Yes, RDDS is aware of the data but not of all the business rules that is needed
to support the SRS. RDDS is a lookup protocol and just because there is one or
some implementations out there that have included additional logic does not
mean that it is a standard that “we” need to conform to. We need to keep the
SRS logic in the SRS and leave RDDS to strictly a lookup protocol.
Dear all,
I was not suggesting anything with my question.
I was only asking myself and you about which HTTP response code had to
be used in this particular case.
I was not sure about the meaning of the statement "Clients ... use the
HEAD method to determine existence of data on the server" in RFC 7480.
The last answers of James and John makes clear to me that there is no
relation between the absence of domain data in RDAP and domain
availability in EPP and
that the empty response is correct.
Thank you all,
Mario
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Dr. Mario Loffredo
Servizi Internet e Sviluppo Tecnologico
Unità Sistemi e Servizi Registro .it
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