[regext] Re: Comments Regarding draft-ietf-regext-rdap-extensions-04

2024-10-08 Thread Gould, James
Jasdip, What I’m thinking is formally defining all known forms of extensions, each with its own section, where there are no questions related to RDAP’s support for each extension form. Further define how new forms of extensions can be defined. Should there be an IANA registry of RDAP extensio

[regext] Re: Comments Regarding draft-ietf-regext-rdap-extensions-04

2024-10-08 Thread Jasdip Singh
Hi Scott, I absolutely get the need to be conservative when updating an Internet standard. Please allow me to explain why this would be a good evolution. Section 5 of RFC 9082 says: “Custom path segments can be created by prefixing the segment with a unique identifier followed by an underscore

[regext] Re: Comments Regarding draft-ietf-regext-rdap-extensions-04

2024-10-08 Thread Gould, James
Jasdip, The use of sub-paths was not an envisioned form of extension in the base RFCs as is the case for the other forms of extension that I included in my prior mailing list messages (e.g., query parameters, HTTP headers, “objectClassName” values). The forms of extensions in the base RFCs are

[regext] Re: Comments Regarding draft-ietf-regext-rdap-extensions-04

2024-10-08 Thread Jasdip Singh
Hi James, Right, that’s what the Extensions draft is intended for – reasonably capture areas where the extension concept needs to evolve wrt the current standard, as well as clarify the current extension concept. Since this draft has already gone through couple of structural re-organizations, p

[regext] Re: Comments Regarding draft-ietf-regext-rdap-extensions-04

2024-10-08 Thread Hollenbeck, Scott
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