Re: [kmip] KMIP to P1619.3 Mapping

[Benjamin Tomhave <tomhave@secureconsulting.net>]

I'm not sure that I agree that this should be a priority. It seems to be
more a distraction than anything else. Is there a reason KMIP should be
pegged against P1619.3? Just curious why this is seen as important, but
mapping to other standards committees is not.

-ben

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Robert Lockhart wrote:
> Since we have not had time during the weekly phone calls I would like to
> mention several things about the mapping process.
>  
> I would like to open it up to P1619.3 to get their feedback.  The
> document is public and can be accessed by them currently and it was
> brought up in the most recent meeting. 
>  
> Within P1619.3 there has been a proposal although deferred to move
> P1619.3 to conform (there is that word again) with KMIP and use it as
> the binary messaging format.  Once we have a formal liaison in place
> (status?) can we discuss this?
>  
> I would like to get this and the conformance discussion on the agenda
> for this next weeks meeting and would like to plan for 15 minutes for
> each topic with any additional conversation occuring via email reflector
> due to time constraints we currently have in the meeting.
>  
> Thanks,
>  
> Bob L.
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