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AW: When does RLS reduce Presence traffic?
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2006-09-13 07:50:33
Jonathan wrote:
> Reginfo is not an alternative to presence. Its an input
to presence.

You misunderstood me. The message flow would be like this:
1. watcher subscribes to the contact's reginfo
2. watcher gets notified that the contact went online
3. watcher sends now a presence subscribe to the contact
>>directly<<
4. contact notifies watcher about it's presence state

Clients can download and maintain policy documents using an
XCAP server.
But we dont need to connect this XCAP server to a presence
server, which
seems to be a problem for implementers. We've heard
anything
from 'Give us ten minutes to make the XCAP changes
effective for current
subscriptions' to 'Oh, the changes on the XCAP server will
only be effective for
new subscriptions'.

This solution produces a lot of messages. This is a problem
for mobile clients.
For some reason, presence subscribes are not allowed to be
forked, so the watcher
can't merge notify's from different devices of a contact.

As long as one doesn't use record-route, the proxy will
only see the reginfo registers. 
Even with Record-Route, all those presence subscribes and
notify's don't need special
treatment or state maintenance.

Wolfgang

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AW: When does RLS reduce Presence traffic?
user name
2006-09-13 15:39:31
Wolfgang,

What you suggest assumes that a user has no meaningful
presence status 
when not registered. This may be valid for some, but I
don't think it is 
a reasonable assumption in general.

	Paul

Beck01, Wolfgang wrote:
> Jonathan wrote:
>> Reginfo is not an alternative to presence. Its an
input to presence.
> 
> You misunderstood me. The message flow would be like
this:
> 1. watcher subscribes to the contact's reginfo
> 2. watcher gets notified that the contact went online
> 3. watcher sends now a presence subscribe to the
contact >>directly<<
> 4. contact notifies watcher about it's presence state
> 
> Clients can download and maintain policy documents
using an XCAP server.
> But we dont need to connect this XCAP server to a
presence server, which
> seems to be a problem for implementers. We've heard
anything
> from 'Give us ten minutes to make the XCAP changes
effective for current
> subscriptions' to 'Oh, the changes on the XCAP server
will only be effective for
> new subscriptions'.
> 
> This solution produces a lot of messages. This is a
problem for mobile clients.
> For some reason, presence subscribes are not allowed to
be forked, so the watcher
> can't merge notify's from different devices of a
contact.
> 
> As long as one doesn't use record-route, the proxy
will only see the reginfo registers. 
> Even with Record-Route, all those presence subscribes
and notify's don't need special
> treatment or state maintenance.
> 
> Wolfgang
> 
> --
> T-Systems Enterprise Services GmbH
> Technologiezentrum
> Next Generation IP Services and Systems
> +49 6151 9372863
> Am Kavalleriesand 3
> 64295 Darmstadt
> 
> 
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