At 09:05 AM 2/10/97 PST, Scott A. Isaacson wrote:
>Don,
>>>>> Don Wright <don at lexmark.com> 02/07/97 10:40am >>>
>> So.... what if we were to take the Microsoft approach and map
>> that to HTTP POST, standardize what they are doing and
>> call it SIPP (Simple Internet Printing Protocol). Meanwhile,
>> we can continue working on the DPA-light oriented approach,
>> create new HTTP methods, and call that IPP.
>>I think that we should keep with the name IPP and keep it as simple as
>possible. The print protocol (semantics and operations) should basically
>be the same across all mappings on any transport(s). In other words
>there could be a mapping of IPP on:
>>1. HTTP 1.0 POST
>2. HTTP 1.1 POST (taking advantage of new 1.1 underlying features)
>3. HTTP 1.x extended methods
>4. Raw TCP
>5. Internet RPCs
>6. IIOP
>7. etc, etc.
>>In other words, lets not create two things, but one thing. Call it IPP.
Then
>as Randy and you have pointed out in later (than this) emails, propose
>multiple "mapping documents".
>>I am still in favor of #1 above (HTTP 1.0 POST) or protoptyping and
>reasonable first step deployment. Maybe we will learn more as we go
>through the first step which will make additional choices more clear.
>
I agree fully with Scott here. I definately do NOT want us to start
discussing a light-lightweight protocol, which would only lead to
confusion and distract us from completing IPP in time.
Carl-Uno
Carl-Uno Manros
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