On Jul 30, 2007, at 8:36 PM, Qian Sun wrote:
Hi, Dean
Sorry for late response. Do you mean "advertisement" content always
is needed to 'render'? So a single content disposition
"advertisement" is enough.
Well, I'm wondering if advertisements have any other need than
"render". If not, why not just use "render"?
If we define an "advertisement" content disposition, we might as well
call it "ignore", in which case there's hardly any point in sending
it to start with, right?
Although I must admit I'm intrigued by the prospect of getting
advertisers to self-label stuff so that it can be discarded as
efficiently as possible.
In addition, some content body (e.g. Geolocation or advertisement)
may be inserted or modified by intermediary. Could we specify a
common way for indicating the source of inserted content body? For
example, define a new MIME header: Content-Insertedby. A B2BUA may
insert a content body including AD like this:
Content-Type: text/plain
Content-Disposition: advertisement
Content-Insertedby: AD-Agent <sip: [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I'm sure there has been discussion of this in geopriv, but I don't
recall the details. I suspect there have been concerns about
mismatches between the "source" and the "information".
--
Dean
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