At 08:12 AM 9/16/00 -0400, vint cerf wrote: >would it be useful, in the context of establishing peer-to-peer communications >(or even client/server communications) with limited-function mobile devices, >to use SIP as a framework for negotiating the parameters that should guide the >nature of the exchange? I'm thinking, for instance, of a web server that may >usefully discover the functional limits of a mobile before it starts to send >content to that device. The mobile uses SIP to report to the server that it >has X amount of memory, Y amount of display area, color or not, average >data rate it can send or receive, and so on. This information would be used >by the server to configure what it sends to be compatible with the receiving >unit. > >perhaps this is an idea that is already being pursued in an IETF working >group? The Content Negotiation work would cover this sort of exchange, I believe. d/
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