[Openstandaarden] Status XMPP bij IETF

[Sander Devrieze]

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As usual, my apologies for taking so long to write another issue of the Jabber 
Journal. My excuse this time is that I've been very busy with our work in the 
Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). Since the last issue in September, 
the IESG issued an IETF Last Call for the two main XMPP documents, which 
define all of the base protocols used by Jabber clients and servers as well 
as enhancements for security and internationalization developed by the XMPP 
Working Group. The IETF Last Call has ended, and these two Internet-Drafts 
are essentially complete now after many weeks of incorporating feedback from 
members of the IETF. The chairs of the XMPP WG have now also issued a Working 
Group Last Call on our two additional documents, which define a mapping to 
the IETF's CPIM specifications as well as a way to do end-to-end encryption 
using CPIM. Once that Working Group Last Call ends, the IESG will issue an 
IETF Last Call for those documents, too. It seems likely that the IESG will 
consider all four documents at once, which we hope will happen in January, so 
stay tuned for details! (A more complete report on our IETF work, which I 
sent to the members of the Jabber Software Foundation, is here.)

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Bron: Jabber Journal van 2003-11-26:
http://www.jabber.org/journal/2003-11-26.html

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Mvg, Sander Devrieze.
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