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Title : Application Programming Interface to a Trigger Database for MOBIKE
Author(s) : U. Schilcher, H. Tschofenig
Filename : draft-schilcher-mobike-trigger-api-00.txt
Pages : 17
Date : 2005-2-15
One of the functionality of MOBIKE is to create and to maintain a set
of available addresses and to provide them to the communication
partner. A MOBIKE peer should have some information about the status
of each address in order to execute the respective actions (e.g.,
switching from one preferred address to another). This information,
which will be referred as trigger, is distributed over a number of
protocols daemons at an end host. To make this information available
to the MOBIKE daemon it is necessary to store it centrally at the
host (called trigger database) and to enable the protocols to insert
the triggers and to allow MOBIKE to obtain timely information.
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