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How does SIP provide message waiting services? |
| First, there may well be other protocols that are more appropriate to indicating that voice or email messages are available, for example POP or IMAP. In particular, once one moves beyond a simple message waiting light to indication of message counts, urgency, senders, etc., it is likely that any SIP-based solution starts replicating POP or IMAP functionality.
A SIP-based solution has not been standardized yet. Using SUBSCRIBE and NOTIFY appears to be the most appropriate approach.
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| 2000-Jun-28 2:56pm |
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