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Title : Server To Server Notification Protocol Requirements
Author(s) : G. Decktor
Filename : draft-decktor-s2s-notif-00.txt
Pages : 10
Date : 2003-10-22
This memo suggests a set of requirements for the implementation
of a protocol in which a messaging system (e.g. email server,
voice mail system, etc.) notifies a notification service, about
events occurring in an end user's mailbox (e.g. new message has
arrived, mailbox is full, etc.). One of the main goals which should
be achieved by this, is a notification which would be sent to the
end user. Using this protocol, the messaging service can provide the
end user a unified method of notifications about events occurring on
different messaging systems.
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