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To: ietf-provreg@cafax.se
From: Roger Castillo Cortazar <castillo@mail.nic.mx>
Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2002 17:05:59 -0500
In-Reply-To: <5.1.1.6.0.20020814125551.0333ba00@mail.nic.mx>
Sender: owner-ietf-provreg@cafax.se
Subject: RE: Result codes to handle protocol extension-related errors.


Some clarifications.

>>The trouble with a code that means "look in the extension" is that a client
>>must know how to interpret the extension to find the supplementary error
>>information. Since formats will vary from one extension to another, the
>>client will have to have built-in knowledge about what elements in extension
>>to look at. So why not just return the generic EPP command failure status
>>code(s) and let the client look at the extension if it wants to? This allows
>>for a fairly smooth degradation in functionality in cases where the
>>extension element isn't understood.
>
>Exactly !!! A little bit more ....
>The use of extensions have to be with an agreemente between the parts.
>IMHO there has to be a previous arrangemente between registry and 
>registrar to use
>a particular protocol extension. A client must have buitl-in knowledge in 
>order
>to use an extension, and a registry may requiere that a registrar 
>implements that
>knowledge to do bussiness with him.
>
>I'd go with the generic EPP command failure status code(s), to indicate the
>client to look in the extension element for details.

I mean the 1600 and 2600 generic result codes for protocol extensions, as 
suggested by Scott.
Any comments ?
I'd appreciate some some directions if I'm getting off the right track ?

>Greetings.
More Greetings.


Roger Castillo Cortazar
NIC-Mexico http://www.nic.mx
Top Level Domain .MX


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