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
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