Issue 573: Type Extensions and code set negotiation (interop) Source: (, ) Nature: Uncategorized Severity: Summary: Summary: page 26 of ptc/97-01-01: replace "Code set negotiation is not....." with"Code set negotiation is performed on a per-request basis." Resolution: closed with no revision required Revised Text: Actions taken: May 14, 1997: received issue March 26, 1998: closed issue Discussion: End of Annotations:===== Return-Path: Date: Wed, 10 Dec 1997 16:49:32 -0500 From: ter@holta.ho.lucent.com (T E Rutt) To: interop@omg.org Subject: Interop 1.2 RTF Conference call (Proposed revisions and issues) To: Interop 1.2 RTF Subject: Dec 19, Conference Call From: Tom Rutt, RTF Chair I have attached my proposed Resolutions of Issues for ORB Interoperability 1.2 Revision Task Force. There was no meeting of the RTF at the NJ meeting, since everyone is so busy I decided to take a whack at coming up with resolutions for the issues. We need further discussion on some of these issues, as indicated in the actions section of each issue. A conference Call is scheduled for Friday, December 19, at 11:00 EST. I have the bridge reserved for 2 hours. The bridge phone number (16 ports reserved) is: +1 630 224 444 Conference Code 674 369 Let me know if you will participate, so I can ensure 16 is enough ports. Tom Rutt Issue 573: Type Extensions and code set negotiation (interop) Source: Xerox (Mr. William C. Janssen, Jr., janssen@parc.xerox.com) Nature: Uncategorized Severity: Summary: page 26 of ptc/97-01-01: replace "Code set negotiation is not....." with"Code set negotiation is performed on a per-request basis." Resolution: This needs discussion. It seems reasonable, since the message flows on the request message service context parameter. Sending the service context on later messages could be seen as a "renegotiation". This would make renegotation necessary only if it is required (i.e., blank service context means keep negotiatied code set rather than reverting to Latin-1 for that message). Revised Text: Actions taken: Needs discussion in conference call. May 14, 1997: received issue