WO2003019319A2 - Message transfer from a source device via a mobile terminal device to a third device and data synchronization between terminal devices - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to transferring of data synchronization messages between terminal devices. More particularly, the present invention relates to improvements in transferring SyncML (Synchronization Markup Language) messages from a source device to a destination device.
- SyncML Synchronization Markup Language
- SyncML is a common language which has been developed for synchronizing devices and applications over any network.
- SyncML leverages XML (Extensible Markup Language), that is, a SyncML message is an XML document, and with SyncML, network information can be synchronized with any mobile device or terminal and mobile information can be synchronized with any networked application or applications.
- SMS Short Message Service
- IR or Bluetooth capability which allows them to communicate with the aforementioned personal portable servers.
- the above-noted objects may also be effected by providing a method of synchronizing data between first and second terminal devices, the method comprising the steps of: obtaining data to be synchronized in a first terminal device; formatting the data to be synchronized into a synchronization format; inserting the formatted data to be synchronized into at least one messaging transport protocol message in the first terminal device including identifiers associated with the synchronization format; and transmitting the at least one messaging transport protocol message including identifiers associated with the synchronization format from the first terminal device to a second terminal device via a mobile network.
- a mobile terminal device comprising: a means for obtaining data to be synchronized; a SyncML module for formatting the data to be synchronized into a SyncML format; a means for inserting the formatted data to be synchronized into at least one messaging transport protocol message; and a transmitter to transmit the at least one messaging transport protocol message to another terminal device.
- the above-noted objects may also be effected by providing a medium, executable in a computer system, for synchronizing data between first and second terminal devices, comprising: program instructions for obtaining data to be synchronized in the first terminal device; program instructions for formatting the data to be synchronized into a synchronization format; program instructions for inserting the formatted data to be synchronized into at least one messaging transport protocol message in the first terminal device including identifiers associated with the synchronization format; and program instructions for transmitting the at least one messaging transport protocol message including identifiers associated with the synchronization format from the first terminal device to the second terminal device via a mobile network.
- the above-noted objects may also be effected by providing a system for synchronizing data between first and second terminal devices, comprising: a first terminal having means for obtaining data to be synchronized and a short-range transceiver for transmitting the data to be synchronized via a short-range communication link; an intermediate terminal device having a short-range transceiver for receiving said data to be synchronized, the intermediate terminal further comprising: a module for formatting the data to be synchronized into a synchronization format; means for inserting the formatted data to be synchronized into at least one messaging transport protocol message including identifiers associated with the synchronization format; and a transmitter for transmitting the at least one messaging transport protocol message including identifiers associated with the synchronization format via a mobile network; an intermediate gateway capable of receiving the at least one messaging transport protocol message and forwarding the data to be synchronized to a destination; and a second terminal device capable of receiving the data to synchronized and executing the data to be synchronized.
- FIG. 5 and Figure 6 together illustrate an example of how data synchronization may be effected in a mobile terminal in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 8 illustrates an example of the original SyncML message split into three SMS messages by a mobile terminal in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention.
- Figure 9 illustrates another example of a system to which the present invention may be applied.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating an example of a system to which the present invention can be applied.
- a mobile terminal 100 such as a cell phone
- a mobile network 120 such that data in various formats, e.g.-SMS, MMS, GPRS, WAP, UMTS, may be transmitted therebetween.
- the mobile network 120 is connected to an another network, such as the Internet 140 through a gateway 130.
- the mobile terminal 100 may communicate with the remote server 150 bi-directionally via the mobile network 120, gateway 130, and Internet 140.
- a personal server 160 for example, may be connected to the mobile terminal 100 via a short-range connection such as Bluetooth or IR.
- SMS Short Message Service
- SMSC Short Message Service Center
- SMS Short Message Service Center
- a user needs a subscription to a mobile telephone network that supports SMS.
- the use of SMS must be enabled for that user, for example, automatic access to the SMS is provided by some mobile network operators while others charge a monthly subscription to use the service.
- the user would require a mobile terminal that supports sending of messaging transport protocol messages, such as SMS messages and a knowledge of how to send or receive an SMS message on that mobile terminal. What is meant by the term "messaging transport protocol message" is that the message to be sent is sent using any of the available messaging protocols.
- SMS Short Message Service
- MMS Mobile Broadband
- a fourth transport alternative to be provided for sending SyncML messages namely, the SMS network.
- the SyncML message of a user be inserted into an SMS message and sent to a recipient via the SMS network. Since modern-day mobile terminals already include SMS capability and since SMS centers are already in place and operating, no new technology or equipment is needed to send SyncML messages via the SMS network.
- SMS is a store and forward service
- short messages are not sent directly from the sender to the recipient via a continuous data connection but rather are sent via an SMS center instead. This increases the reliability and reduces the operating costs.
- SMS Short Streaming Protocol
- WBXML Wireless Application Protocol Binary Extensible Markup Language
- XML Extensible Markup Language
- other data compression techniques could also be used to reduce the size of a SyncML message.
- the SyncML standard includes two different mandatory MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension) types, namely, veal, a format for synchronizing calendars and vcard, a format for synchronizing business cards (that is, a business contact address book).
- MIME Multipurpose Internet Mail Extension
- veal a format for synchronizing calendars
- vcard a format for synchronizing business cards
- a business contact address book a format for synchronizing business cards
- the mobile terminal 100 embodying the invention illustrated in Figure 4 is provided with a SyncML module 218 capable of recognizing received SyncML messages regardless of the bearer type.
- the module can be implemented in the terminal 100 with a dedicated circuitry or with a software and is capable of recognizing received SyncML messages regardless of the bearer as long as the used bearer (e.g.
- the mobile terminal 100 may send the synchronized data automatically after receiving it or may buffer the data into storage 212 and send it later either automatically or manually depending upon the option set by the user of the mobile terminal 100.
- the server 160 creates the entire SyncML message and the mobile terminal 100 just formats the message into the correct format and sends it to the mobile network 120 or alternatively, the server 160 informs the mobile terminal 100 that it needs synchronization services and after receiving the content of the message, the mobile terminal 100 creates the actual SyncML message or messages to send to the network 120.
- the terminal may also include a formulating application 220, which is connected to the CPU 208 and to user interface including a display 202, and input and audio output devices such as a key set and a speaker (not shown in the figure).
- the formulating application 220 allows the user to create a SyncML message by just inputting the content of the message, and SyncML identifiers and other SyncML coding is added by the formulating application 220 along content.
- the user can create a SyncML message in his terminal by selecting a SyncML message- mode via the user interface and inputting just preferred content (SyncML commands) as like typing a conventional SMS message, and after the SyncML message content is completed, the formulating application adds all necessary identifiers and coding along the content the message can be sent.
- just preferred content SyncML commands
- Figures 5 and 6 illustrate an example of how data synchronization message may be effected in a mobile terminal in accordance with an embodiment of the present invention using the formulating application 220.
- the mobile terminal 100 has seven different screens, numbered 310, 320, 330, 340, 450, 460, and 470 which the user may go through, when attempting to create a synchronization message.
- option number 7 namely, SyncML to create and send a SyncML message.
- the formulating application 220 is activated and the user is then prompted with screen 320 allowing the user to select the message type to be used.
- the message begins with the identifier ⁇ SyncML> and the end of the SyncML message is indicated by the identifier ⁇ /SyncML> according to current SyncML specifications and these indicators can be used to inform the gateway 130 that the message has started or ended and the gateway can stack and strip received and stored SMS messages in between the indicators into one single SyncML message and format it into a single TCP/IP packet and send the TCP/IP packet to the given destination.
- the SMS training may inform the gateway 130 to stack the right messages into a TCP/IP packet. Note that this may be performed also in the opposite direction. Also several TCP/IP packets can be used.
- PCT Application No. WO 01/17281 which is incorporated herein in its entirety, discloses in detail a gateway system providing communication between mobile network terminals and the Internet.
- the SyncML recognition is performed by the SyncML module 218, as noted above.
- the mobile terminal 100 After receiving all SMS messages from the network 120, the mobile terminal 100 stores the received SMS messages in storage 208 and formats the content into a suitable packet and changes the bearer into Bluetooth, for example, for sending the messages to the personal server 160.
- SyncML messages in excess of the one hundred and sixty character limitation of single SMS messages. This may be automatically provided for by the SMS programming in the mobile terminal.
- the SyncML message may be transmitted by one of the other three available transport alternatives, namely, HTTP, WSP, and OBEX, or any other available transport alternative.
- MMS Multimedia Messaging Service
- MMS provides the opportunity to utilize a wide variety of richer content types than SMS and because MMS uses data traffic channels instead of signalling it is well suited to deliver substantially larger contents (transport capacity in the area of 30 kilobytes) allowing the whole SyncML message being sent with just one MMS message even in the cases where the message exceeds 160 characters.
- MMS also allows direct messaging between mobile devices and WEB applications and the Internet, and messaging between different network technologies (e.g. GSM, 3G, TDMA and CDMA) is feasible making MMS an adaptive and truly global service. So, it is proposed, according to one embodiment of the present invention, that MMS messages can also be utilized for sending SyncML messages and MMS to be added as a fifth transport alternative to be provided for sending SyncML messages.
- the MMS and its overall concepts have been standardized in 3GPP. WAP 2.0 released in July 2001.
- the MMS standards are composed of three documents: WAP-205- MMSArchOverview.WAP forum; WAP-206-MMSCTR, WAP forum; and WAP-209- MMSEncapsulation, WAP forum, which all can be found on the Internet at http://www.wapforum.org.
- Figure 9 illustrates another example of a system to which the present invention may be applied.
- the personal server 160 has been replaced by another personal server 860 which includes a medical monitoring device for monitoring medical conditions of the user of the mobile terminal 100.
- the remote server 150 has been replaced by another remote server 850, which includes the user's health statistic database.
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