Hi Dan, Sorry for not answering your question before. > Where do you guys implement the OMA-DM bits, in the proprietary > connection daemon? We're gonna need an open-source (preferably MIT > licensed) OMA-DM client at some point here, so if that's where the > OMA-DM stuff is, I'd like to request that you reconsider its proprietary > nature if you can, to avoid duplication of effort. > In Nokia's solution the OMA-DM client is implemented in a separate proprietary daemon (which I forgot to mention in my previous email). This daemon is a generic OMA-DM implementation and does not do anything that is specific to WiMAX (except for supporting it). The logic on how the data in the OMA-DM tree is handled (ie. the client of the OMA-DM daemon) is inside the proprietary modules for the Internet Connectivity daemon. We do consider every possibility of using open source, but unfortunately in some cases we need to use proprietary code. Cheers, Luca.
