So what I conclude is that any specification which uses OPTIONAL SEQUENCE or SET elements and fails to specify a meaning for when it is empty or missing cannot expect a canonical encoding even if it uses DER. I further conclude that an application for which a missing or empty set (sequence) is semantically identical but wants a canonical encoding should perhaps avoid use of the OPTIONAL and expect to see the empty set encoded. Have I got it now ? John
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