Hiroshi Tamura | 14 Jan 2003 02:04
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IETF meeting in San Francisco


Folk,

Before I request our allocation for 56th IETF meeting in San Francisco,
I would like to hear your comments.

As you already know, FAX WG and VPIM WG shared the same time slot
at these two meetings. There is no more VPIM WG meeting.
Thus, I will request one-hour slot only.

Claudio and I would like San Francisco's meeting
to be the FINAL face-to-face meeting, although our ML continues.

Our remaining things to discuss technically are:
- ESMTP CONNEG
- Timely Delivery
- FFPIM
- IFAX service in ENUM 

There will be the agenda for confirmation of status of I-Ds,
such as service, tiff-fx and gateway.

If you have comments, please let us know.

Regards,
--
Hiroshi Tamura, Co-chair of IETF-FAX WG
E-mail: tamura <at> toda.ricoh.co.jp

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Larry Masinter | 14 Jan 2003 03:14
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TIFF-FX issues, recap


Is it your plan that the TIFF-FX issues will be resolved
before the San Francisco meeting?

On 12/11/2002 I sent two messages with comments on TIFF-FX.

On "Technical changes since RFC 2301"
(http://www.imc.org/ietf-fax/mail-archive/msg01479.html)
there was some discussion:

   (1) Addition of image/tiff-fx MIME type

Removing the tiff-fx registration from section 9 was suggested.
I think there was some disagreement on whether to retain the
'feature' that image/tiff-fx MAY be used with profile S and F.
I'm not sure the issue is resolved.

   (2) FillOrder=1 mandatory for all readers except profile S

I don't think there was any comment on this issue. I don't
think this issue is resolved.

   (3) elimination of ColorMap for profile L

I think it was agreed that this was an allowable change if
it was actually supported by implementations. This issue
will be resolved if it is clear from the interoperability
reports that there are interoperable readers that don't require
a ColorMap.

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Hiroshi Tamura | 14 Jan 2003 03:36
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Re: TIFF-FX issues, recap


Larry,

Thanks for your comment.

> Is it your plan that the TIFF-FX issues will be resolved
> before the San Francisco meeting?

It depends on the editors' work.
All understand there are issues to be resolved.
Even if not, I think the next meeting is the final one.
We do not have many issues.

Regards,
--
Hiroshi Tamura, Co-chair of IETF-FAX
E-mail: tamura <at> toda.ricoh.co.jp


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