se:capabilities

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05/23/2014

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Specifies the presence capabilities of a presence service.

Syntax

<se:capabilities uri="…" preferred="true|false" 
    xmlns:se="http://schemas.microsoft.com/20006/09/sip/service">
  <se:calendar>...</se:calendar>
  <se:remoteCallControl>...</se:remoteCallControl>
  <se:voice>...</se:voice>
  <se:video>...</se:video>
  <se:CCCP>...</se:CCCP>
  <se:text>...</se:text>
  <se:gifInk>...</se:gifInk>
  <se:isfInk>...</se:isfInk>
  ...
</capabilities>

Attributes

Attribute	Data Type	Description
uri	String	Optional. Identifies this set of presence capabilities.
preferred	Boolean	Optional. Specifies whether this set of presence capabilities is preferred (true) or not (false).

Parent Element

Element	Description
se:service	The service with the presence capabilities.

Child Elements

Element	Occurrence	Description
se:calendar	0 - 1	The service capability to render calendar information.
se:remoteCallControl	0 - 1	The service capability of call control.
se:voice	0 - 1	The service capability to support voice calls.
se:video	0 - 1	The service capability to render or capture video.
se:CCCP	0 - 1	The service capability supporting CCCP.
se:text	0 - 1	The service capability supporting text messaging.
se:gifInk	0 - 1	The service capability to handle gif image.
se:isfInk	0 - 1	The service capability to handle ISF image.
ct:delimiter	0 or more	Beginning marker of a schema extension.
ct:end	0 or 1	Ending marker of all the schema extensions.
ct:extension	0 or 1	Holds custom extensions to the device capabilities.

Remarks

The element supports schema extensions or custom extension using ct:delimiter elements and a ct:end element or a ct:extension element.

Examples

Description

The following XML element shows the four services (text, gifInk, isfInk, and applicationSharing) enabled or disabled on an available (3500) endpoint of a specified user (sip:adamb@constoso.com). In this example, the online user can send and receive instant messages. He can display, but not receive, ink messages of the GIF format. He cannot receive or display ink messages of the ISF format and he is unable to participate in application sharing.

Code

<services xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/2006/09/sip/service">
   <service uri="sip:adamb@contoso.com">
      <capabilities>
         <text render="true" capture="true" deviceAvailability="3550" />
         <gifInk render="true" capture="false" deviceAvailability="3550" />
         <isfInk render="false" capture="false" deviceAvailability="3550" />
         <applicationSharing render="false" capture="false" deviceAvailability="3550"/>
      </capabilities>
   </service>
</services>

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