Difference between revisions of "Passing Notes"
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== Operation == | == Operation == | ||
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| + | * Passing Notes application on the phone interacts with the server using XML. | ||
| + | * The server provides XML to the phone which the application renders into a screen for the user to interact with. | ||
| + | * The user’s interaction with the phone results in key-value pairs being passed back to the server for processing. | ||
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== Key Features == | == Key Features == | ||
Revision as of 14:18, 27 November 2006
Scope
When you leave your desk for whatever reason it would be great to have a way of leaving a message for anybody who arrives at your desk only to discover you are not there. This has inspired the Passing Notes application to run on the IP phone’s APM. The idea behind this is that rather than scribbling a message on a piece of paper which could get lost on your desk or removed by a passer-by, use the IP phone display unit to show a message detailing why you are away from your desk and give them the option to leave a name, number and message to view when you return.
Operation
Operational Overview:
- Passing Notes application on the phone interacts with the server using XML.
- The server provides XML to the phone which the application renders into a screen for the user to interact with.
- The user’s interaction with the phone results in key-value pairs being passed back to the server for processing.
