You're totally right. It's an XML dialect used by their plateform that translate automatically to whatever markup langage supported by their subscribers handsets.
As far as I know, V live offers a limited choice of handset, I think they might all support XHTML MP ?
But PartnerML was used before V live, as their plate-form was used on the "Vizzavi" portal (50/50 Vodafone/Vivendi) to adapts content to all WAP handsets.
I did not work with any of them yet .. But I know that the french operator SFR (44% owned by Vodafone, 56% by VivendiUniversal) already use it, and will bring V Live ! in very soon.
So I'm really forward to use it, though it will mean using iHTML + WML 1.3 + PartnerML .. :-|
Regards,
Nicolas.
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De : Ben Hutchings [mailto:ben@decadentplace.org.uk]
Envoyé : mercredi 15 octobre 2003 12:29
À : keitai-l@appelsiini.net
Objet : (keitai-l) Re: V Live
I wonder whether that is actually delivered to the handsets or something that content providers deliver to Vodafone which Vodafone then converts to whatever the handset can handle. The Nokia 7650 apparently supported Vodafone Live out of the box, but I never heard anything about it supporting any kind of proprietary markup language. Also the name does suggest the latter use.
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