PIP-DEMO: An Interoperable Presence Information Protocol
draft-mohr-pip-pipdemo-00
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| Authors | Mark Day , Gordon Mohr , Dave L. Marvit , Sonu Aggarwal , Avshalom Houri , Youji Kohda | ||
| Last updated | 1998-08-11 | ||
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Abstract
PIP/0.2 is a demonstration protocol designed as a testbed for certain ideas about meeting 'Presence Information Protocol' requirements in a straightforward, interoperable fashion. Drawing from earlier proposals in this area, PIP/0.2 aims to: 1) Enable basic 'presence information' sharing 2) Enable simple text messaging; and 3) Remain easy to understand and implement PIP/0.2 specifically makes NO attempt to be: 1) Secure 2) Scalable/efficient; or 3) Rigorously specified
Authors
Mark Day
Gordon Mohr
Dave L. Marvit
Sonu Aggarwal
Avshalom Houri
Youji Kohda
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