Re: WGLC: draft-ietf-sip-connect-reuse-08.txt

Dale.Worleycomcast.net wrote:
> After thinking about this some more, I'll retract my
objection.  In
> principle, I think the problem still stands, but this
case is simple
> enough that no trouble can result.
> 
> Do note:  You introduce the table in section 5, which
is marked
> non-normative.  But you refer to the table 16 times in
section 8,
> which is marked normative, and furthermore you don't
re-introduce the
> table or its behavior.  Which, unless I've overlooked
something again,
> means that the normative section 8 contains a
prerequisite reference
> to the non-normative section 5.  I think you're going
to have to
> adjust that.

OK; that is reasonable.

> I doubt harm can come from it, but I don't see the
Posix programming
> model as being one of the background domains for
understanding SIP.
> Suppose, for example, that one's SIP stack was written
in Java...

Why, convert it to C/C++, of course   But
seriously, I will
add some text equating the alias descriptor to connection
objects
found in other languages.

Thanks, Dale.

- vijay
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