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Re: [Simple] MSRP chunking and MIME fragmentation
In the forthcoming draft, we have removed the dependency on
multipart/byteranges to support chunking. Therefore the text you
mention is no longer relevant.
On Jul 18, 2004, at 1:33 AM, Eric Burger wrote:
Last I looked, MSRP is a transport protocol. Thus, I don't understand
the
normative statement in Section 6.3.1:
"The sender MUST NOT include a completion-flag of "+" if the payload
MIME
type does not support content fragmentation."
Is not the User Agent Server buffering and reconstructing messages?
That
said, if it does, we should point out in the security considerations
section
that someone can say they are sending a fragmented message and then
never
send anything again, holding resources forever at the UAS.
If the UAS is not buffering and reconstructing messages, and we are
saying
you can only send things like "message/partial", there is no MSRP
fragmentation: MSRP only EVER sends complete MIME objects.
Given the usefulness of sending chunks as a proxy for streaming, I
would
suggest just dropping the normative statement.
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