Zig - 2007-05-23

I have further narrowed the protocol down, the first thing i removed was the ability to send a series of commands to the server in one request.
I see no real advantage in being able to do this except for some marginal speed gain versus lower total percieved server throughput. Users don't like erratic performance, they want predictability.

However, since the server must be able to stop midway and report an error anyway, it also violates the request-response thing HTTP has going and upon which SQP is buidling.

Anyway, the specification is in the CVS...Check out the latest at /doc/JSDC_SQP_specification_RFC.odt.

It's no easy reading, though.

//Nicklas