Messaging profile for telephone-based Messaging clients
draft-vaudreuil-um-issues-00
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Abstract
This document discussed issues and requirements for a profile of the IMAP 4, message submission, and notification protocols for use by telephone user interfaces delivering the traditional voice mail user experience. Experience with IMAP 4 and voice mail systems has shown quite a few limitations that may be addressed by protocol extensions and standardized conventions between clients and servers.
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