onIteration; Re: [SUSPECT ATTACHMENT] H.248.1 Editing Meeting:

[Christian Groves]

Hello Albrecht,

Yes I meant the "onIteration" part. This is to align with the note in
H.248.34 e.g.
NOTE – This may be achieved in H.248.1 by setting the Notify Complete flag
to 
"onIteration" (this value of NotifyComplete will be available in H.248.1
version 
3) and activating the signal completion event in the Generic Package (see 
E.1/H.248.1).

Regards, Christian

Albrecht.Schwarz at alcatel.de wrote:

> Just to ensure: NotifyCompletion parameter "onIteration" is meant.
> Right?
> Thanks
> Albrecht
> 
> 
> 
>  
> 
>                       Christian Groves
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>                       <christian.groves at ER         To:      Kevin Boyle
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>                       ICSSON.COM>                  cc:
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>                                                    Subject: [SUSPECT
> ATTACHMENT] H.248.1 Editing Meeting: Week 3 Comments                 
>                       06.06.2005 07:59
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> < Attachment TD5 Input Draft_h248.1v3 Week 3_chg_comment.zip removed >
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> 
> Hello Kevin, all,
> 
> Please find attached my marked up comments for Week 3.
> 
> In addition, the changes from AVD-2563 for NotifyCompletion have not
> been
> included in H.248.1 at all. This affects more than just the ASN.1
> 
> Regards, Christian
> 
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