- From: Larry Masinter <masinter@parc.xerox.com>
- Date: Thu, 3 Jul 1997 15:52:12 PDT
- To: HTTP-WG@cuckoo.hpl.hp.com
As I have said before, we are required to have a new charter, approved by the working group and Area Directors, in which all non-completed milestones have dates are considered realistic by the working group. (In particular, dates must be in the future). Unfortunately, it's been hard to pin people down about reasonable dates for our outstanding work items. However, at least the editing group now believes the following set of milestones are now reasonable, and I would like to forward these to the area directors as our schedule. Here are the proposed dates. If there is no objection by July 15, I will submit a revised charter based on these dates. - July 15: submit Hit Metering to IESG as Proposed Standard draft-ietf-http-hit-metering-02.txt - July 30: revised HTTP/1.1 internet draft Based on the rate of closure of issues in http://www.w3.org/pub/WWW/Protocols/HTTP/Issues/ and the availability of various people to do editing, we believe there will be a significantly updated draft for discussion for the Munich IETF meeting. - July 30: revised PEP internet draft Henrik promises - July 30: revised Content Negotiation Requirements draft revised TCN draft In order to make good progress on these, we may need more than one round of draft & comments yet, but I think this is a realistic date. - September 1: Revised draft on Connection Management HTTP - November 30: HTTP/1.1 (as two or more documents) to Draft Standard This is just to allow for some last-minute editorial work after Munich. - Nov 30: Four documents to IESG: - Requirements for content negotiation Informational RFC - Transparent Content Negotiation Experimental RFC - Feature registration As Best Current Practice - Connection Management As Informatial or Proposed Standard, depending - PEP either Proposed Standard or Experimental
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