Re: and/or (1..MAX) constraint
Steven Legg <[email protected]>
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Hallvard, Hallvard B Furuseth wrote: > What happened to this? > > I've been expecting someone to post an explanation of why the grammar > change is a problem for the T/F filter spec. Did I miss it, or did the > someone decide it was a false alarm? The T/F filter spec removes the size constraint. If the constraint were not explicit in the ASN.1 then the T/F filter spec would only need to update the prose of the protocols draft. With the constraint explicit in the ASN.1 the T/F filter spec will need to formally update the ASN.1 as well. No big deal. Kurt, as the author of the T/F filter spec, does not appear to be concerned by the minor extra work. Regards, Steven > > At 07 Nov 2004, Jim Sermersheim wrote: > >>I've re-added these, and will wait for WG consensus to remove them. >> >> >>>>>"Kurt D. Zeilenga" <[email protected]> 10/29/04 2:23:39 PM >>> >>> >>>As chair, I note that the WG did specifically discussed adding >>>these constraints to the revised ASN.1 module, (...) >>> >>>It seems however that some have raised "new" concerns supporting >>>dropping the SIZE (1..MAX) constraints, however, it not quite >>>clear what that concern is. Hence, I suggest that those who >>>support dropping these constraints based upon "new" concerns >>>detail those concerns to the WG and why it is necessary (or >>>appropriate) to drop these constraints. We'll discuss the "new" >>>concerns and see if consensus now clearly supports dropping >>>these constraints. In absence of a clear consensus to drop the >>>constraints, the chairs will direct the Editor to include >>>these constraints. >>> >>>At 11:31 PM 10/28/2004, Jim Sermersheim wrote: >>> >>> >>>>This [no SIZE constraint] is the way it was in RFC 2251. At some >>>>point, [protocol] added the SIZE (1..MAX) to the ASN.1 to make it >>>>consistent with the text. It was then found that this prevents >>>>Kurt's T/F filter spec from working without breaking protocol, so >>>>we removed the ASN.1 grammar. > >