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AssigneeNokia Corporation
InventorsDirk Trossen, Michael Mahan, Frederick Hirsch
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A system for invoking a service includes an invoking entity and a network entity such as a service provider. The invoking entity can send a service invocation request to effectuate invocation of a service. The service invocation request is formatted and sent in accordance with a given messaging architecture (e.g., SOAP). The network entity is capable of receiving the service invocation request, such as to invoke the requested service. The network entity can also send a response to the service invocation request, although the response is sent across a SIP architecture. Similar to the service invocation request, the response includes a payload formatted in accordance with the given messaging architecture. Thus, although the network entity can send a response across a SIP architecture, the invoking entity sends the service invocation request independent of the SIP architecture.
A system for invoking a service, the system comprising:
A system of invoking a service, the system comprising:
A network entity for invoking a service, the network entity comprising:
An invoking entity for invoking a service, the invoking entity comprising:
A method of invoking a service, the method comprising:
A method of invoking a service, the method comprising:
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