Hi WG, I hope for a clarification. We have an interop issue between SDSC syslogd and liblogging. It is related to the semantics of COOKED.
When a intiator talks to a listener, is there a half-duplex or full-duplex communication going on? I mean, must each <entry> be acknowledged by either an <error> or <ok/> before the next <entry> can be sent? Or can there be multiple unacknowledged <entry> elements? To be precise, I am talking about a SINGLE CHANNEL, only. I tried to resolve this by looking at RFC 3080, from there it looks like multiple outstanding <entry> elements (MSG in RFC 3080 context) are valid. This is an example, all on a single channel: <entry1> <entry2> <entry3> <ok 1> <ok 3> <ok 2> Would this be a valid scenario? If so, is there any window that the acknowledgement or error must occur within? Any clarification would be deeply appreciated. Many thanks, Rainer
