I think that would be a very cool step
forward. If an iphone understands the sip (or tel) and mailto uri schemes
then this should be easy. The downside is that this publishes an important
identifier publicly. I do agree with all the commentary about the use of services
that enable communication and data sharing while maintaining privacy.
There are lots of folks out there working on ways to crack that nut.
contact: =les
voice: =les/(+phone)
chat: =les/skype/chat
pibb me =les/+pibb
From:
[mailto:] On Behalf Of Markus Sabadello
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2007
2:47 PM
To: Chasen, Les
Cc: OASIS XRI TC
Subject: Re: [xri] phone number in
XRD?
Woah, =les definitely has
the biggest XRD I've ever seen. 13 SEPs!
The reason I was asking is that I received feedback for xriPhone in which
people suggested that there should be a button for -calling- the i-name you
enter. And another button which would pop up the email client.
Markus
On Dec 13, 2007 11:34 AM, Chasen, Les <> wrote:
We don't have standardized service types for various
services. I think that is supposed to be a part of the up coming
dictionary (+) spec. We should start standardizing these.
=les/+phone used to use a sip uri to launch a sip
client. I Changed that to use jaxtr at some point. I think I have
also used mailto in the past for +email.
contact: =les
voice : =les/(+phone)
chat: =les/skype/chat
pibb me
=les/+pibb
From:
[mailto:]
On Behalf Of Markus Sabadello
Sent: Thursday, December 13, 2007
11:25 AM
To: OASIS XRI TC
Subject: [xri] phone number in
XRD?
What would a SEP look like that has a phone number as
an endpoint? And an e-mail address? Do we have service types for this?
Does anyone know an i-name that has such SEPs?
Markus
