These mechanisms are required in order to be HTTP-compliant; therefore,
I'd say they should be part of the ICAP server's HTTP stack.
On Monday, April 15, 2002, at 01:41 PM, Markus Hofmann wrote:
Mark,
would you consider this part of an OPES/iCAP protocol implementation or
rather the responsibility of the rule author (i.e. the rule author has
to specify the appropriate rules, such as "if 'Cache-Control:
no-transform', do NOT do...") or maybe even of the application service
developer. I would expect that most implementations let you specify
such rules, thus allowing the system to honor such controls.
-Markus
Mark Nottingham wrote:
Just curious,
Is anyone aware of an OPES, ICAP or other transcoding implementation
that:
a) honors Cache-Control: no-transform
b) honors Warning: 214 Transformation applied
in either requests or responses
--
Mark Nottingham
http://www.mnot.net/