Re: [core] #1: Agree on Sub/Not model and requirements

The goal of this ticket was to document what the actual architecture and requirements for the interaction model are. This draft did a good job of that part. 

The solution we need to look at separately in Ticket #2. Carsten will an idea for a way forward for a solution later today. Although we do now think it will be possible to do this in a way that makes this possible without adding new REST methods thanks to some improvements to the asynchronous interaction we're working on for coap-01. The key was to better separate the transaction from the REST transfer (see the mail I sent yesterday on the list regarding that).

Zach

On Jun 29, 2010, at 4:59 PM, Paul Duffy wrote:

> What exactly does this mean, that the "model and requirements" for sub/not are settled?
> 
> 
> On 6/29/2010 3:31 AM, core issue tracker wrote:
>> #1: Agree on Sub/Not model and requirements
>> --------------------------------+-------------------------------------------
>>  Reporter:  zach@…              |        Owner:  Cullen Jennings<fluffy@…>
>>      Type:  task                |       Status:  closed
>>  Priority:  critical            |    Milestone:
>> Component:  coap                |      Version:
>>  Severity:  -                   |   Resolution:  fixed
>>  Keywords:                      |
>> --------------------------------+-------------------------------------------
>> Changes (by zach@…):
>> 
>>   * status:  new =>  closed
>>   * resolution:  =>  fixed
>> 
>> 
>> Comment:
>> 
>>  draft-hartke-coap-observe-00 captures the overall architecture and
>>  requirements for asynchronous CoAP interactions. This satisfies the goal
>>  of this ticket well.
>> 
>>   
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