It's not new. It was part of Tom's proposal at the Austin meeting. We
discussed
and rejected it as too late. =20
At 02:05 PM 3/13/98 , Turner, Randy wrote:
>>This issue was not brought up in Austin. Only a name change for the
>current document was an issue. As far as I can tell, including the
>minutes from Austin, my split proposal is new, and is derived from my
>efforts at actually doing another mapping document.
>>Randy
>> -----Original Message-----
> From: don at lexmark.com [SMTP:don at lexmark.com]
> Sent: Friday, March 13, 1998 12:46 PM
> To: rturner at sharplabs.com> Cc: Ipp at pwg.org> Subject: Re: IPP> IPP document set - naming convention(s)
>>> I think this issue was decided in Austin with a name change for
>the
> Protocol document.
> Considering the pain separating them now would be and having to
>deal with
> editing all
> the cross references, etc. in the IETF format is just not worth
>it.=A0 When
> the time comes to
> map IPP to another transport then Bob or whoever is editor of
>that protocol
> document
> can make the split.
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>>>>>> Would anyone have any problem(s) splitting the protocol (not
>model)
> document into two documents?
> Document 1 would be an encoding document
> Document 2 would describe how to transport the encoding over
>HTTP 1.1
> ?
> Randy
>=20