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Closing Report for TGaq Pre-Association Discovery - March 2014, Beijing, China

This closing report documents the findings and technical presentations from the TGaq (Technical Group on Application Quality) Pre-Association Discovery meeting held in March 2014 in Beijing, China. Key topics include architectural frameworks, transaction protocol architecture, and various UPnP printer discovery options. The report outlines planned teleconferences, upcoming proposals, and the development of message flows to ensure effective communication and protocol structuring moving forward. Contributions from Stephen McCann of Blackberry are highlighted throughout the report.

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Closing Report for TGaq Pre-Association Discovery - March 2014, Beijing, China

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  1. TGaq Closing Report Authors: Date: 2014-03-21 Stephen McCann, Blackberry

  2. Abstract Closing report for TGaq (Pre-Association Discovery) for March 2014, Beijing, China. Stephen McCann, Blackberry

  3. Technical presentations • Architecture • 11-13-0788r5Transaction Protocol Architecture • Protocol • 11-14-0260r2TGaq Protocol Name • 11-13-1384r3service-transaction-protocol • Example Message Flows • 11-14-0374r0Two options for UPnP Printer Discovery • 11-14-0158r1 Transaction Protocol with ANDSF • Others • 11-14-0446r0DNSSD Activities of IETF • Teleconference: 28th April 2014 , 10:00 ET • Plans for May 2014 • Call for technical proposals to create Draft 0.01 • Development of scenarios and example message flows Stephen McCann, Blackberry

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