[Openid-specs-risc] What happens to RFC8936 polling endpoints when stream status not enabled

[Phillip Hunt]

Retgarding SSF spec 1.0 final and the profile of RFC8936...

What should happen at a transmitter’s polling endpoint when a stream has been suspended or disabled (e.g. administratively disabled by the SSF transmitter entity)

Would it:
* Respond with no events
* Not respond - cause a connection error - typically a client would probably retry
* Return 403 -  forbidden
* Return 503 - Service Unavailable?  - or should this be reserved for overload situations only?
* Return 400 - this is meant for badly formatted request per 8936

I am working on retry algorithm and now wondering what to expect when the stream is not enabled.

Should the SSF client then check the status endpoint?   Is that endpoint maintained when a stream is disabled?

Thanks,

Phil
phil.hunt at independentid.com






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