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About This Guide
14 4600 Series IP Telephones Application Programmer Interface (API) Guide
Conventions Used in This Document
This guide uses the following textual, symbolic, and typographic conventions to help you
interpret information.
Type
Type specifies a tag or attribute.
User Agent
Software that interprets WML, WMLscript, WTAI and other forms of codes.
VDATA
A DTD data type representing a string that can contain variable references. This
type is only used in attribute values.
W3C
World Wide Web Consortium.
WAP
Wireless Application Protocol. An open global standard for wireless solutions
that includes WML.
WBMP
WBMP is a bitmap graphic format that is required for the integration of graphics
into WML pages.
WML
Wireless Markup Language is a subset of XML, used by Avaya IP Telephone’s
Web browser to communicate with WML Servers.
WML homedeck
The WML start page, derived from Homepage.
WML tags
WML cards/deck are composed of a number of elements. Each element begins
with a descriptive tag. Tags are indicated by a pair of angled brackets that start
with the < character and end with the > character. The first element inside the
angled brackets is the tag name.
WMLscript
A scripting language specifically designed for programming mobile devices. It is
based on ECMAScript, but has been optimized for low bandwidth
communication and limited processing power and memory.
WTA
Wireless Telephony Application(s). An extension of the WAE (Wireless
Application Environment) that provides a set of interfaces to a mobile device’s
telephony functionality.
WTAI
Wireless Telephony Application Interface is a set of interfaces that extend the
WAE (Wireless Application Environment) to include telephony applications.
x-Push-Status
The Push Agent HTTP extension header. This extension is used by the Push
Agent to send the Push Message status to the Push Initiator.
XML
eXtensible Markup Language. W3C's standard for Internet Markup Languages.
WML is one of these languages.
xml:lang
The xml:lang attribute specifies the natural or formal language of an element
or its attributes. This is a DTD term.
Term Description (continued)
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- 4600 Series IP Telephones 1
- (API) Guide 1
- Contents 3
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- Document Organization 10
- Issue Date 11
- How to Use This Document 11
- Terms Used in This Document 11
- About This Guide 12
- Issue 1 April 2005 13 13
- Online Documentation 15
- Related Documentation 16
- Overview 17
- Existing Interfaces 18
- Issue 1 April 2005 19 19
- IP Telephone Interfaces 20
- Push Feature Description 22
- Push Architecture 22
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- Push Message Flow 24
- Step 4 – Request Launched 25
- About the Push Agent 26
- HTTP Server 26
- Push Types 27
- Push Interface Overview 28
- The Display Push Type 29
- Display Push Example 1: 30
- Priorities and States 30
- Successful Push Response 31
- Normal Priority 31
- Barge Priority 32
- Display Push XML Messages 33
- Creating Push Messages 34
- Display Push Example 2: 35
- Push Agent 35
- Push Content (PC) 36
- The Topline Push Type 37
- Topline Push Example 1: 38
- Topline Push XML Messages 41
- Topline Push Example 2: 43
- Topline Push Content (PC) 44
- Using the <Topline> tag 45
- The Audio Push Type 46
- Audio Push Example: 47
- Audio Push XML Messages 49
- RTP Port 50
- Audio Push Content (PC) 51
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- The Subscribe Push Type 54
- Subscribe XML Messages 55
- Subscribe Push Content (PC) 57
- Requirements 59
- Security 59
- Push Administration 60
- Validation Scenarios 61
- Subscription Service 62
- Subscriber Service 63
- Subscription Update 65
- Retry Timer 65
- Denial of Service Timer 65
- Issue 1 April 2005 67 67
- HTTP Error Messages 69
- Physical Attributes 72
- Web Browser Navigation 73
- Icons for Navigation Control 74
- Issue 1 April 2005 75 75
- Multiple Paging Indicators 76
- Moving Up and Down a Card 76
- Example: 77
- Truncation Rules and Links 78
- Enabling Text Entry 79
- Text Entry Example: 80
- Text Editing Modes 81
- Input Modes 82
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- Character Set Support 84
- Web History 84
- Display Colors 84
- Call Interaction 85
- Syntax Implementation 87
- Issue 1 April 2005 89 89
- Web: Click-to-Dial Demo 91
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- Page Loading 94
- Error Tones 95
- HTTP Protocol 95
- HTTP Header 95
- Error Messages 97
- Issue 1 April 2005 99 99
- About The Web Browser 100
- Issue 1 April 2005 101 101
- Introduction 103
- General Background 104
- WML Tags and Attributes 104
- Issue 1 April 2005 105 105
- Text Elements 107
- Text Formatting Tags 108
- Anchor Elements 108
- Image Elements 109
- Event Elements 110
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- Task Elements 113
- Input Elements 114
- Issue 1 April 2005 115 115
- Variable Elements 117
- Character Entities 118
- Colors and Fonts 118
- Access Key Input Mode (AIM) 119
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- 8VHGLDOSDGIRUWH[WHQWU\ 123
- 2VFDU+LOODUG 123
- Terminating AIM 125
- Chapter 8: Web Applications 127
- Web Applications 128
- Avaya-Provided Download Files 129
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- Return AddToSD 136
- (UURU0HVVDJH 137
- Return Retry 137
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- Telephone 151
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- Image Support 170
- JPEG Images 171
- Image Rendering 171
- Scrolling Through Images 172
- Image area 173
- Image Size 174
- Number of Images Supported 175
- Cascading Order 176
- Issue 1 April 2005 181 181
- CSS2 Specifications 182
- CSS Background Properties 183
- CSS Text Properties 183
- Code Examples 184
- <card> Example 185
- <p> tag Example 186
- Another <p> tag Example 187
- First <a> tag Example 188
- Second <a> tag Example 189
- Third <a> tag Example 190
- <do> tag Example 191
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- Colors Specification 195
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- Numerical 203
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