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Title : Requirements for message adaptation in the context of
SIP Instant Messaging and Presence applications
Author(s) : S. Coulombe, J.Costa-Requena
Filename : draft-coulombe-message-adaptation-requirements-00.txt
Pages : 7
Date : 2002-11-1
Some SIP instant messages (IM) and presence notifications may be too
large for a receiving user agent or may contain media types or
extensions not supported by the receiving User-Agents. This may
create serious interoperability problems in the future. This document
defines requirements for a SIP message adaptation framework providing
means to express the User-Agent capabilities and User preferences to
enable adaptation of SIP messages to meet the recipient's needs.
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