Scott just phoned me from an off site meeting and he was not able
to do the diff with the January version. MS-WORD had problems with
doing the diff.
So the revision marks are against the May 29 version only (contrary
to the message sent below).
Tom
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>Date: Tue, 23 Jun 1998 10:36:23 PDT
>To: ipp at pwg.org>From: "Scott Isaacson" <SISAACSON at novell.com> (by way of Tom Hastings
<hastings at cp10.es.xerox.com>)
>Subject: IPP> MOD - New Model document posted - ipp-model-980619.pdf
>Sender: owner-ipp at pwg.org>>I've posted the updated Model document with all of the changes requested
>by the Area Director and agreed to by the WG at last week's telecon
>and previously:
>>ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/ipp/new_MOD/ipp-model-980619.txt>ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/ipp/new_MOD/ipp-model-980619.pdf>ftp://ftp.pwg.org/pub/pwg/ipp/new_MOD/ipp-model-980619-rev.pdf>>The latter shows the revisions from the January I-D, and so includes
>the changes that were in the May 29 version (since it was not made an I-D).
>>Please look at the revisions to make sure we are all in agreement on the
>telecon, tommorrow, Wed, 6/24/98, 10-12 PDT (1-3 EDT). Send e-mail and/or
>join the call if you see any problems. The plan is to send all the
>documents to the IESG as soon as possible BEFORE the Monterey meeting.
>>Two salient points:
>>1. Section 6 is updated after initial discussions with Jon Postel of IANA
>as requested by Keith Moore in his comments.
>>Jon requested a new section 12 be added for how to submit requests
>for registrations.
>>Both sections 6 and 12 have not yet been reviewed by Jon.
>>2. We had to keep the 'name' attribute syntax at a maximum of 255 octets,
>since the Printer MIB has the prtInputMediaName as 255 octets which is
>the same as the IPP "media" attribute. Also since the Printer MIB has
>prtGeneralPrinterName as 127 octets and a number of other names as 63 octets
>(vendor name, etc.), we had to keep the concept that the 'name' attribute
>syntax, like the 'text' attribute syntax, can have a shortened maximum
>in the header line in the Model specification.
>>Scott
>>P.S. Scott asked me (Tom) to send the e-mail, because of a problem with
>his e-mail server.
>>>>>>>>>