OMA Mobile Email liaison Considers the OMA Mobile E-mail Requirements as input from the mobile community in terms of requirements for mobile e-mail features.

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OMA Mobile liaison Considers the OMA Mobile Requirements as input from the mobile community in terms of requirements for mobile features that may affect the LEMONADE activities. Provides feedback on the possible relevance of LEMONADE work Provides its view on preferred potential collaboration in order to support one realization the OMA mobile e- mail enabler, if LEMONADE WG considers its activities relevant to the OMA mobile enabler requirements.. Encourages its participants who work for OMA member companies to accept the invitation to attend the OMA Mobile SWG interim meeting

Initial Analysis OMA MEM specifies 80 requirements –Mixing protocol, implementation, and configuration requirements Many requirements may be met by existing protocols –Views, search, synchronization, multiple clients, TLS security and compression –Descriptions of how to use protocols to met protocol required Many met with in-process or planned Lemonade Extensions to same –Quick reconnect, server-side transcoding, streaming Some require further analysis of motivation –Firewall traversal –Connection sharing between retrieval, configuration, and submission

Gaps Many requirements can be met by new or in-process SIEVE rule extensions –Require a client-to-server SIEVE configuration protocol –Auto-Response messages (existing work) –Push Notification filtering (New work) Many are user-agent programming and configuration –Out-of-scope for IETF work –Example is network-based administration of client configuration options (OTA or OMA Device Management) A few are server-side implementation requirements –Charging may require diameter support on Servers Out-of-Band notification –Defined interactions between servers and wireless networks likely out-of-scope for IETF.

Next Steps Further review of requirements document –Prepare liason statement with document comments by Friday this week –Goal is to suggest refinements based on IETF messaging experience Find homes for currently unchartered work –Sieve configuration protocol