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Title : IMAP Submit Without Download
Author(s) : R. Gellens
Filename : draft-ietf-lemonade-submit-00.txt
Pages : 11
Date : 2003-6-19
IMAP clients operating over low-bandwidth or high-latency links,
such as cellular telephones, need to be able to submit mail messages
containing all or part of previously-received IMAP messages.
Clients need to be able to do this without sloshing the bits both
ways, that is, without being forced to download IMAP messages solely
to be able to upload the content in a submitted message.
This document currently identifies the two main approaches to doing
this (called 'IMAP push' and 'IMAP pull'), one which adds submission
to IMAP, and another which adds the expansion of IMAP references to
message submission. This version of the document attempts to lay
out the protocol mechanisms along with associated trade-offs and
security considerations of each. Once a decision has been made to
go with a particular technique, this document will describe the
specifics of that choice as a standards-track proposal.
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