Re: I-D ACTION:draft-manoj-cachecontrol-00.txt : Call for Inputs

From: Manoj <manojpec@gmail.com> · Date: Sun, 12 Feb 2006 14:36:44 +0530

Hello friends,

  All your comments are welcome on my personal draft below.

Thanks and Regards
Manoj

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> Title: An Extension to Cache-Control, HTTP/1.1 for group caching
> Author(s): G. Manoj
> Filename: draft-manoj-cachecontrol-00.txt
> Pages: 7
> Date: 2006-1-17
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>    The Cache-Control general-header field of HTTP/1.1 [1] is used to
>    specify directives that must be obeyed by all caching mechanisms
>    along the request/response chain. This document details an extension
>    to the cache-control header to enable caching of resources for
>    dynamic sets of users who are grouped under certain attributes. Also
>    this document specifies user-defined header extensions of HTTP/1.1
>    [1], which allow these clients to be served from the group caches.
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