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IETF Applications Area Directorate
The IETF Applications Area Directorate provides support to the Area Directors for the IETF Applications Area and is tasked to:
- perform document reviews as requested by the Application Area Directors
- perform early document reviews as requested by the Working Group Chairs
- identify work in other IETF Areas that have an impact on or are similar to technologies produced in the Applications Area
- make sure that technologies developed in the Applications Area or about which Application Area participants have expertise (URIs/IRIs, MIME, XML, IDNA, Stringprep, etc.) are used appropriately in other areas.
- determine the impact on Applications Area work on technologies produced in other areas (DNS, TLS, SASL, etc.).
- sort out layering issues and preserve a clear division of responsibilities among various application protocols.
- maintain high standards of application-layer security, ensure close attention to issues of internationalization and localization, etc.
Area Directors being advised: Barry Leiba
The Applications Area Directorate consists of Working Group Chairs of the Applications Area and recognized experts in the Applications Area. The reviews performed are semi-formal. The team uses the members-only appsdir mailing list for internal discussion, but reviews are posted to the public mailing list apps-discuss. Reviews typically take the form described in the template. A tracker page provides a history of completed reviews.
There are usually two kind of reviews: the ones which are performed when the IETF Last Call is issued, and the "early reviews" which the WG chairs are encouraged to ask when a document becomes stable enough.
To request a review, please contact one of the following:
- Eliot Lear, the Apps Dir Team Lead
- the Applications Area Directors
List of Reviews and Pending Reviews
To check the FULL LIST OF REVIEWS just click HERE.
Information for document authors
The comments in an Applications Area Directorate review do not bear more weight than a comment submitted by an individual during a Last Call. Document authors might find the information at http://trac.tools.ietf.org/area/app/trac/wiki/template useful.
Information for reviewers
The most important item is to give the Applications Area Directors a sense of how important it is that they pay attention to the document. More information about the review process is available at http://trac.tools.ietf.org/area/app/trac/wiki/AppsDirReview
Members
| Name | Expertise | WGs Chairing | Apps WGs Tracking | Non-Apps WGs Tracking | |
| Claudio Allocchio | Messaging, application security, collaboration, user interfaces, advanced interactive multimedia | - | eai,appsawg,repute,sieve,marf | radext,tls,codec | |
| Carsten Bormann | ABNF, compression (data/header), constrained nodes/networks, encoding, IPv6, JSON, markup languages, mobile code, time, XML, XSLT | core | httpbis, hybi, websec | - | |
| Tim Bray | XML, Unicode, Atom, HTTP, mobile issues, identity | - | webauth, jose | - | |
| Eric Burger | Security, messaging, multimedia, social networking | - | - | mile, rtcweb, sidr, alto | |
| Dave Cridland | Email, XMPP | - | - | - | |
| Dave Crocker | Messaging, XMPP, application configuration, security, interactive multi-media, mobility, P2P, ABNF, MIME, DNS | - | - | - | |
| Martin Dürst | Internationalization, XML, URIs/IRIs, HTTP, HTML | - | - | - | |
| Tobias Gondrom | Security, application security, Privacy, Internationalization (i18n), Unicode, HTML, XML | websec | - | - | |
| Bert Greevenbosch | M2M, JSON, vCard, security | - | core, jcardcal, scim | clue, jose, lwig, mmusic, rtcweb | |
| Vijay Gurbani | SIP, P2P technologies, Security, Multimedia, Social networking | alto, cuss | - | - | |
| Tony Hansen | Mail, URIs, XML, JSON, HTTP, MIME, SASL, ABNF, i18n | - | appsawg, weirds, httpbis, precis, repute, sieve, websec | rtcweb, jose, mile, dane, saag | |
| Ted Hardie | URIs/URNs, internationalization, IRIS & EPP, HTTP, WebDAV, process | rtcweb | - | - | |
| John Klensin (on leave) | Messaging, internationalization, publishing | - | - | - | |
| Murray S. Kucherawy | Messaging, security, ABNF, DNS, MIME | appsawg, dbound | eai, httpbis, precis, sieve, weirds | dnsop, v6ops, geopriv, rtcweb, xmpp, dane, jose, mile, oauth | |
| Yves Lafon | HTTP, XML | - | - | - | |
| Eliot Lear (Team Lead) | Mail, calendaring, timezones/timestamping, firewall traversal, social networking, federated-identity | - | - | abfab,lisp,tsvwg,mpls | |
| Barry Leiba (on leave IESG) | Messaging, vCard, social networking, security | Area Director | appsawg, core, httpbis, hybi, marf, urnbis, websec, eai, sieve, spfbis, vcarddav | jose, oauth, rtcweb, saag | |
| Orit Levin | real time communications, privacy of data | uta | - | tls, dane | |
| John Levine | Email, i18n | - | - | - | |
| Salvatore Loreto | Realtime communication, transport, P2P | hybi, soc | core, httpbis, websec | dcon, dispatch, sipcore, simple, rtcweb | |
| Allison Mankin | DNS, latency sensitivity, transporty stuff | - | - | - | |
| Alexey Melnikov | Messaging, calendaring, security, ABNF | appsawg, mile | - | - | |
| Enrico Marocco | P2P technologies and realtime communications | alto, cuss | - | - | |
| Larry Masinter | Web, HTTP, HTML, URI, IRI, URI schemes, XML, registries, MIME type registrations, policy, IETF/W3C | - | appsawg, httpbis, iri, urn, websec | - | |
| S. Moonesamy | SMTP, DNS, MIME, HTTP, IPv6 | - | appsawg,eai, httpbis, hybi, repute, urnbis, websec | 6man, dnsext, dnsop, intarea, mile, rtcweb, sidr, dane, jose, oauth, tls, behave, sunset4, v6ops | |
| Mark Nottingham | HTTP, Atom, URIs, Web, XML | httpbis | - | - | |
| Glenn Parsons | Messaging, voice, fax, multimedia | - | - | - | |
| Ray Polk | Web, HTTP, MIME, rels, JSON | - | appsawg, httpbis, websec, urn, jcardcal, json | http-auth, jose, oauth, link-relations, media-types | |
| Julian Reschke | HTTP, WebDAV, Atom Pub, Link Relations, XML, URI schemes, URN namespaces, ABNF, HTML | - | iri, httpbis, hybi | - | |
| Pete Resnick | Messaging (SMTP/XMPP), Data formats (MIME/vCard/HTML), ABNF, i18n. | - | - | - | |
| Peter Saint-Andre (resigned on 2014-01-14) | XMPP, messaging, XML, schemas, security | - | all | abfab, codec, dane, dcon, kitten, oauth, pkix, rtcweb, simple, tls, xmpp | |
| Henry S. Thompson | XML schema languages, XSLT, XML processing/pipelines, URIs, naming on the Web, Semantic Web theory and Web Architecture, markup languages | - | appsawg, httpbis, iri, urn | - | |
| Martin Thomson | XML schema, HTTP, Web, Real-Time Communication, Service Discovery, (Geo)Location, ABNF | - | httpbis | rtcweb,ecrit,geopriv,mmusic | |
| He Xuan | M2M, IPv6, constrained networks | - | core | 6lowpan, lwig, roll | |
| Jiankang Yao | Internationalization, DNS | - | - | - | |
| Joseph Yee | Email, Internationalization, DNS | - | - | - | |
| Yoshiro Yoneya | DNS, Internationalization | precis | - | - | |
