Re: [Sipping] About offeranswer draft: //Is this violation of RFC3261

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Hi,

As Christer's description and O/A draft suggestion, we(including me) all *hope* the UAC only treate the SDP in frist reliable response as ANSWER. And further, UAC finish it's ini-O/A until then(it *MAY* be treated as violation of just ignoring the SDP).

So, I think we should evaluate HAS this BEEN violation of RFC3261?

Then, IF it is violation of RFC3261, and we want to do correction as above(that is: the UAC MUST only treate the SDP in frist reliable response as ANSWER). Then, it is a chance to evaluate how to handle the SDP(sending from UAS to UAC) before the ANSWER.

To be honest, I am OK with both of the way(mentioned in the previous mail), but a little prefer the second one.

I hope I have make my points clear.

Thanks,

Gao

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2010-04-16 14:44

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答复: RE: RE: [Sipping] About offeranswer draft:链接





Hi,

Christer Holmberg <christer.holmberg@xxxxxxxxxxxx> 写于 2010-04-16 14:24:33:

> Hi,

>  
> I think you need to separate things.
>  
> Since the SDP in the unreliable and reliable responses shall be the
> same, the UAC should not have to look at the SDP in the reliable
> response, if it is already "using" the SDP from an unreliable answer.

>  
> However, even if the UAC is using the SDP from an unreliable
> response, the UAC can not initiate a new offer/answer transaction
> before it has received the reliable response, because the reliable
> response terminates the offer/answer transaction.


[Gao] I know it well.
But RFC3261 said UAC MUST treat the SDP(which we think should not be the ANSWER, at most treat it as if answer) as answer.

During interworking testing, the other side's people said it is answer, then it(the UAC) has finished it's Ini-O/A, what's  normative text can you use to convince them?

So, first we should correct RFC3261 clearly that the SDP in unreliable response is not ANSWER, even it is the first SDP UAC got.

Until finishing of the correction, we *MAY* do BCP thing on the handling of such SDP. And about BCP, I think there still are two alternative:
1. as O/A draft says, such SDP MUST be the same as the subsequent real answer. And UAC MUST using it AS IF answer.

2. Do not do such MUST/MUST NOT restrict, just let UAC's free to handle the SDP. If the UAC use it, OK; just ignore it, also OK. But the UAC MUST handle the real ANSWER as answer.

Thanks,

Gao




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