Hello All, Back in May, I submitted two internet drafts for debugging and regression testing of SIP. After the drafts were posted, some contributors posted comments to this list (e.g. several questions/suggestions in e-mail From: Dale.Worley at comcast.net * Date: Fri, 23 May 2008 18:19:51 -0400) and also the drafts have become a 3GPP dependency. I have now incorporated some comments and corrections into a -01 revision of each draft with the following changes: http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-dawes-sipping-debug-event-01.t xt ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- - Abstract rewritten to be specific to the debug event package. - Added the 'depth' element to the XML schema - id attribute has been removed from debugconfig element and session element in the XML schema because debugconfig is uniquely identified by the address of record (aor) attribute - All start trigger and stop trigger elements made optional in the XML schema for debugging configuration. -id attribute added to session element, since this element can occur zero or more times and needs to be distinguished if partial update of debugconfig is done. - Corrected cardinality of session element to zero or more. - Example XML in NOTIFY bodies corrected to match XML schema. Some XML element names corrected. http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-dawes-sipping-debug-id-01.txt ----------------------------------------------------------------------- - Expanded the introduction to give a better idea of why the draft is useful. - Included an example configuration and an example session flow. - Added a description of checking and removing the P-Debug-ID header field to the description of proxy behaviour. - Added a description of logging signalling that contains a P-Debug-ID header field to the proxy behaviour. Attached are a few slides that introduce the requirements behind these drafts. My hope is that these drafts will be adopted by the sipping working group and I have requested a slot on the sipping agenda for Minneapolis to present the requirements and briefly describe the solution proposed in the drafts. I hope the drafts and the requirements make sense, and I would be very happy to hear any further opinions on the requirements and/or proposed solution. Regards, Peter
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