All,
I just wanted to check that IPP uses HTTP chunking and that the document data is inline in the request and not in a separate MIME attachment. I was asked and I don't see anything in the encoding specification that puts the data in a MIME attachment. I think WS-Print/scan did it that way. The confusion is over the Get-Next-Document-Images operation that includes
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Group 3: Document content
The document content is sent as a MIME attachment. Note that the IPP Scan Client
MUST be ready to accept a chunked response.
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I think I should strike the clause "The document content is sent as a MIME attachment."
Pete
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