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
- 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:
- Pete Resnick
- Peter Saint-Andre
The Applications Area Directorate consists of the 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. Reviews typically take the form described in the template. A tracker page provides a history of completed reviews.
To request a review, please contact the Team Lead (currently S. Moonesamy) or the Applications Area Directors.
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 | 6lowpan, core | httpbis, hybi, websec | - | |
| Tim Bray | XML, Unicode, Atom, HTTP, mobile-application issues | - | hybi | - | |
| Eric Burger (on leave IAOC) | Messaging, multimedia, social networking | - | - | - | |
| Dave Cridland | Email, XMPP | - | - | - | |
| Dave Crocker | Messaging, XMPP, application configuration, security | repute | - | - | |
| Martin Dürst | Internationalization, XML, URIs/IRIs, HTTP, HTML | - | - | - | |
| Lisa Dusseault | HTTP, WebDAV, XMPP | - | - | - | |
| Tobias Gondrom | Security, application security, Internationalization (i18n), Unicode, HTML, XML | websec | - | - | |
| Vijay Gurbani | SIP, P2P technologies, Security, Multimedia, Social networking | alto | - | - | |
| Eran Hammer-Lahav | Web protocols, discovery, link relations, URI schemes, formats and schemas, federated-identity | - | - | - | |
| Ted Hardie | URIs/URNs, internationalization, IRIS & EPP, HTTP, WebDAV, process | rtcweb | - | - | |
| John Klensin | Messaging, internationalization, publishing | eai | - | - | |
| Murray S. Kucherawy | Messaging, calendaring, security, ABNF, DNS, MIME | marf | appsawg, eai, httpbis, iri, marf, precis, repute, sieve, websec | dnsext, dnsop, v6ops, geopriv, rtcweb, xmpp, idr, sidr, abfab, dane, jose, mile, oauth, alto | |
| Yves Lafon | HTTP, XML | - | - | - | |
| Eliot Lear | Mail, calendaring, timezones/timestamping, firewall traversal, social networking, federated-identity | - | - | abfab,lisp,tsvwg,mpls | |
| Xiaodong Lee (on leave until April 2012) | Internationalization, naming, addressing | - | - | - | |
| Barry Leiba | Messaging, vCard, social networking, security | appsawg, marf, oauth | eai, httpbis, repute, sieve, vcarddav, websec | jose, rtcweb | |
| Salvatore Loreto | Realtime communication, transport, P2P | hybi, soc | core, httpbis, websec | dcon, dispatch, sipcore, simple, rtcweb | |
| Alexey Melnikov | Messaging, calendaring, security, ABNF | appsawg, kitten, websec | - | - | |
| Enrico Marocco | P2P technologies and realtime communications | alto | - | - | |
| Larry Masinter | Web, HTTP, HTML, URI, IRI, URI schemes, XML, registries, MIME type registrations, policy, IETF/W3C | - | appsawg, httpbis, iri, urn, websec | - | |
| William Mills | OAuth, security | - | oauth, kitten | - | |
| S. Moonesamy | SMTP, DNS, MIME, HTTP, IPv6 | - | appsawg,eai, ftpext2, httpbis, hybi, marf, repute, urnbis, websec | 6man, dnsext, dnsop, intarea, mile, rtcweb, sidr, dane, jose, oauth, tls, behave, v6ops | |
| Mark Nottingham | HTTP, Atom, URIs, Web, XML | httpbis | - | - | |
| Glenn Parsons | Messaging, voice, fax, multimedia | - | - | - | |
| Julian Reschke | HTTP, WebDAV, AtomPub?, Link Relations, XML, URI schemes, URN namespaces, ABNF, HTML | - | iri, httpbis, hybi | - | |
| Peter Saint-Andre (on leave IESG) | XMPP, messaging, XML, schemas, security | - | all | abfab, codec, dane, dcon, kitten, oauth, pkix, rtcweb, simple, tls, xmpp | |
| Aaron Stone | Messaging, collaboration | sieve | - | - | |
| Henry S. Thompson | XML schema languages, XSLT, XML processing/pipelines, URIs, naming on the Web, Semantic Web theory and Web Architecture, markup languages | - | - | - | |
| Jiankang Yao | Internationalization, DNS | appsawg | - | - | |
| Joseph Yee | Email, Internationalization, DNS | eai | - | - | |
| Yoshiro Yoneya | DNS, Internationalization | precis | - | - | |


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