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- Date: Thu, 22 May 2008 18:57:26 +0000 (GMT)
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ISSUE-253 (Incoming SMS): Binding to Incoming SMS from Script [Mobile Web Applications Best Practices] http://www.w3.org/2005/MWI/BPWG/Group/track/issues/ Raised by: Jo Rabin On product: Mobile Web Applications Best Practices My ACTION-690 has me raising this issue. The question arose as follows: 5.5.3 - Push BS: Push is widely deployed in networks. As a way to do event-based delivery instead of polling you could use it to minimise network traffic CMN: It's in WAP browsers BS: Almost every phone browser is a WAP browser, and they implemented push CMN: Push isn't in "Web" browsers - full internet as opposed to WAP browsers JR: There are two cases here... on the one hand WAP push and on the other hand application binding to incoming SMS to generate event based behavior BS: There is a problem of education. There is no generic way to bind SMS to an application, and that would be a proprietary implementation detail. JR: ..."if the device supports it". BS: The only standard method I know of is MIDP registry. JR: To my mind there is a distinction between WAP push and bindings on information pushed to an application. Maybe more information is needed... BS: We haven't said that MIDP-based browsers are not in scope... CMN: No. But I think it is clear that MIDP-based stuff is not readily within the scope of Web stuff - it is a particualr platform, in the same way that ActiveX relies ona aprticular platform, rather than being a general Web technology. JR: Think we need some more research to look at this... would someone like to take an Action? [pregnant silence] <jo> ACTION: JR to raise Issue as to availability of binding to incoming SMS from script [recorded in [70]http://www.w3.org/2008/03/04-bpwg-minutes.html#action03] <trackbot-ng> Created ACTION-690 - Raise Issue as to availability of binding to incoming SMS from script [on Jo Rabin - due 2008-03-11].
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