Delivery Context Ontology

Push Terms

Summary of Terms

An alphabetical index of terms, composed by classes (concepts), properties (relationships, attributes), and instances (only those which are considered normative) is given below. All the terms are hyperlinked to their detailed description for quick reference.

Classes: MmsClient, PushClient, WapPushClient,

Properties: applicationIds, defaultMmsClient, defaultWapPushClient, maxMmsMessageSize, maxWapPushMessageSize, maxWapPushRequests, mmsVersions, wapPushVersions,

Instances:

Detailed Description of Classes

Class MmsClient

MMS User Agent - A user agent capable of managing MMS Messages.

CURIE: push:MmsClient

sub-class-of
push:PushClient
in-domain-of
push:maxMmsMessageSize
push:mmsVersions
in-range-of
push:defaultMmsClient
restrictions
push:mmsVersions minCardinality (1)

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Class PushClient

Push Client - This class represents user agents capable of receiving and processing push requests.

CURIE: push:PushClient

sub-class-of
soft:UserAgent
super-class-of
push:MmsClient
push:WapPushClient
informative-references
http://www.openmobilealliance.biz/document/OMA-ORG-Dictionary-V2_6-20070614-A.pdf

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Class WapPushClient

WAP Push Client - A user agent capable of managing WAP Push incoming messages.

CURIE: push:WapPushClient

sub-class-of
push:PushClient
in-domain-of
push:maxWapPushMessageSize
push:maxWapPushRequests
push:wapPushVersions
in-range-of
push:defaultWapPushClient
restrictions
push:wapPushVersions minCardinality (1)

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Class Disjointness

The following classes are pairwise disjoint between them:

Detailed Description of Properties

Property applicationIds

Push Application Ids - This property represents the list of types of Push-enabled applications supported by the device. Application identifiers are represented on absolute URI format. A wildcard ("*") may be used to indicate support for any application.

CURIE: push:applicationIds

OWL Type
DatatypeProperty
domain
soft:DeviceSoftware
range
xsd:string
normative-references
http://www.openmobilealliance.org/tech/omna/omna-push-app-id.aspx

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Property defaultMmsClient

Default MMS Client - The default MMS client on the device.

CURIE: push:defaultMmsClient

OWL Type
ObjectProperty
Functional
domain
soft:DeviceSoftware
range
push:MmsClient
sub-property-of
soft:availableUserAgents
dcn:defaultComponent

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Property defaultWapPushClient

Default WAP Push Client - The default WAP Push Client on a device.

CURIE: push:defaultWapPushClient

OWL Type
ObjectProperty
Functional
domain
soft:DeviceSoftware
range
push:WapPushClient
sub-property-of
soft:availableUserAgents
dcn:defaultComponent

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Property maxMmsMessageSize

MMS Maximum Message Size - The maximum size of an interchanged message in byes.

CURIE: push:maxMmsMessageSize

OWL Type
DatatypeProperty
Functional
domain
push:MmsClient
range
xsd:unsignedLong
sub-property-of
soft:maxDeliveryUnitSize

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Property maxWapPushMessageSize

WAP Push Maximum Message Size - THe maximum message size supported by the WAP Push User Agent in bytes.

CURIE: push:maxWapPushMessageSize

OWL Type
DatatypeProperty
Functional
domain
push:WapPushClient
range
xsd:unsignedLong
sub-property-of
soft:maxDeliveryUnitSize

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Property maxWapPushRequests

WAP Push Maximum Number of Requests - The maximum number of WAP Push requests that the WAP Push User Agent is capable to deal with.

CURIE: push:maxWapPushRequests

OWL Type
DatatypeProperty
Functional
domain
push:WapPushClient
range
xsd:int

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Property mmsVersions

MMS versions - The supported MMS versions.

CURIE: push:mmsVersions

OWL Type
DatatypeProperty
domain
push:MmsClient
range
xsd:string

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Property wapPushVersions

WAP Push Versions - Represents the versions of the (WAP) Push enabler supported.

CURIE: push:wapPushVersions

OWL Type
DatatypeProperty
domain
push:WapPushClient
range
xsd:string

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Non Normative Instances

Utility instances can be found in the OWL file.

Example instances can be found in the OWL examples file.

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