Re: [Notifications] Use case--reply mail notification

Why not use MDN and a sieve filter?  Sounds like major surgery to do what
people do every day with today's tools.

On 8/22/07 11:35 PM, "Qian Sun" <sunqian@huawei.com> wrote:

> Hi, all
> 
> Scenario: Bob is sending a email to Alice. Bob wants to get a instant
> notification via SMS something if Alice replies, since he is eager to know the
> reply of Alice. He is not interested in other emails. When Bob's mailbox in
> the email server recieves a new email, and find out it is a reply from Alice
> for that mail, a notification of SMS,like "You have got a reply mail from
> Alice", will be sent to Bob's cellphone.
> 
> Problem: For the email sending part, I prefer to realize this requirement by
> using a SMTP extension, e.g. define a new parameter for MAIL command, which
> includes the SMS URI or IM URI. (To Webmail, we need not to do any standard.)
> For the notification part, pager mode message may be better; SUB/NOT event
> mechanism is not necessary. For example, SIP MESSAGE could be a good choice,
> if the users only want to get few notifications.
> 
> Market: It might be an attractive feature to enhance the existing email
> service.
> 
> Opinion?
> 
> Cheers,
> Qian
> 
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