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- Patent Title: Specification of a software architecture for capability and quality-of-service negotiations and session establishment for distributed multimedia applications
- Patent Title (中): 规范用于分布式多媒体应用的能力和服务质量协商和会话建立的软件架构
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Application No.: US10532311Application Date: 2003-10-15
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Publication No.: US08549143B2Publication Date: 2013-10-01
- Inventor: Davide Mandato , Teodora Guenkova-Luy , Andreas Kassler , Markus Nosse
- Applicant: Davide Mandato , Teodora Guenkova-Luy , Andreas Kassler , Markus Nosse
- Applicant Address: DE Berlin DE München
- Assignee: Sony Deutschland GmbH,Nokia Siemens Networks GmbH & Co. KG
- Current Assignee: Sony Deutschland GmbH,Nokia Siemens Networks GmbH & Co. KG
- Current Assignee Address: DE Berlin DE München
- Agency: Oblon, Spivak, McClelland, Maier & Neustadt, L.L.P.
- Priority: EP02023836 20021023; EP02027408 20021209
- International Application: PCT/EP03/11439 WO 20031015
- International Announcement: WO2004/039031 WO 20040506
- Main IPC: G06F15/173
- IPC: G06F15/173

Abstract:
A system offering an Application Programming Interface for multi-stream multimedia applications running on at least two registered end peers participating in a mobile telecommunication session and/or middleware being connected to a mobile network. The system providing guaranteed end-to-end quality and resource capabilities using the concept of concatenated E2ENP phases and providing a pre-negotiation of a multiplicity of alternative capabilities and QoS Contracts, management of leased pre-negotiated information, session establishment between said end peers with negotiation of a multiplicity of alternative capabilities and/or QoS Contracts, and a dynamic re-negotiation of the end-to-end quality and capabilities. The information to be negotiated is expressed in an interchangeable format allowing multi-stream multimedia applications to agree on a specific reference model of the negotiated information, which can then be used for dynamically configuring Finite State Machines to orchestrate local, peer, and network resources according to the preferences and profiles of the respective user.
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