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Re: [httpstreaming] Current Status and Our Goal

Lars Eggert <lars.eggert@nokia.com> Fri, 08 October 2010 08:16 UTC

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Subject: Re: [httpstreaming] Current Status and Our Goal
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On 2010-10-7, at 14:16, Colin Perkins wrote:
> There are clearly some issues to consider here. What seems to be  
> missing from the discussion to me though, is some identification of  
> the concrete problems. What protocol pieces do we need, but not have?  
> What protocols are problematic, and need enhancement? Is there  
> protocol work to do in IETF, or should we be documenting best current  
> practices for using the existing protocols and/or relying on other  
> bodies to fill the gaps?
> 
> The draft-wu-http-streaming-optimization-ps is a good start at such an  
> analysis, but doesn't go deep enough to let us decide what work IETF  
> should do.

+1 

The key question really is "what do you think the IETF needs to do?"

Lars

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