MIME Type Review Request: text/CSTA-type

[Martin Duerst]

Question/comment: Why does this registration not use the -xml converntion?

Regards,    Martin.

At 22:54 04/11/02, Hollenbeck, Scott wrote:
 >Please review the MIME type registration template described below.  The IESG
 >has received a request to register this MIME type in the standards tree.  It
 >is a product of Ecma International.  A URL for the formal specification is
 >included in the template.
 >
 >-Scott-
 >----------
 >MIME media type name: text
 >
 >MIME subtype name: CSTA-type
 >
 >Required parameters: (none)
 >
 >Optional parameters: (none)
 >
 >Encoding considerations:
 >This content type uses XML, employing UTF-8 character encoding.
 >
 >Security considerations:
 >This content type is designed to carry CSTA data types over network
 >protocols. Appropriate precautions should be taken to insure that
 >applications observing these CSTA objects are authorized to do so.
 >
 >Interoperability considerations:
 >text/CSTA-type documents are specified by the XML schemas standardized in
 >ECMA-323.
 >
 >Published specification:
 >The published Standard ECMA-323 is available at:
 >http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/standards/Ecma-323.htm
 >
 >Applications which use this media type:
 >The text/CSTA-type MIME type is used to carry CSTA data types specified in
 >CSTA XML (ECMA-323) over various types of network protocols.
 >
 >Additional information:
 >CSTA XML (ECMA-323) is an application level protocol that enables an
 >application to control and observe communications involving various types of
 >media (voice calls, video calls, instant messages, Email, SMS, Page, etc.)
 >and devices associated with the media.
 >
 >Person & email address to contact for further information:
 >Ecma Secretariat
 >Rue du Rhone114
 >CH-1204 Geneva
 >Switzerland
 >secretariat at ecma-international.org
 >
 >Intended usage: common
 >
 >Author/change controller:
 >The ECMA-323 Standard is developed and maintained by the Ecma TC32/TG11
 >Working Group.