ota.h

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/*
 * ota_prov_attr.h: binary encoded XML tag constants for the OTA provisioning
 *
 * In order to make handsets accept browser settings sent over the air, the
 * settings must be provided in a binary encoded XML document with a specific
 * MIME-type depending on the setting type. The settings must be pushed over
 * SMS to a predefined WDP (Wireless Datagram Protocol) port (49999) as a WSP
 * (Wirless Session Protocol) connection less unsecure push. Handsets able to
 * receive settings over the air must always listen on this port.
 * 
 * Two setting MIME-types are defined:
 *
 *  - application/x-wap-prov.browser-settings
 *  - application/x-wap-prov.browser-bookmarks
 */
 
 #define OTA_PORT 49999
 
 /* Description of the XML DTD (Document Type Definition):
 *
 *   <!ELEMENT CHARACTERISTIC-LIST(CHARACTERISTIC)+>
 *   <!ELEMENT CHARACTERISTIC(PARM*)>
 *   <!ATTLIST CHARACTERISTIC
 *     TYPE     CDATA       #REQUIRED
 *     VALUE    CDATA       #IMPLIED
 *   >
 *   <!ELEMENT PARM EMPTY>
 *   <!ATTLIST PARM
 *     NAME     CDATA       #REQUIRED
 *     VALUE    CDATA       #REQUIRED
 *   >
 *
 * Simple example of a XML document:
 *
 *   <?xml version="1.0"?>
 *   <!DOCTYPE CHARACTERISTIC-LIST SYSTEM "/DTD/characteristic_list.xml">
 *   <CHARACTERISTIC-LIST>
 *      <CHARACTERISTIC TYPE="ADDRESS">
 *          <PARM NAME="BEARER" VALUE="GSM/CSD"/>
 *          <PARM NAME="PROXY" VALUE="10.11.12.13"/>
 *          <PARM NAME="CSD_DIALSTRING" VALUE="013456789"/>
 *          <PARM NAME="PPP_AUTHTYPE" VALUE="PAP"/>
 *          <PARM NAME="PPP_AUTHNAME" VALUE="wapusr"/>
 *          <PARM NAME="PPP_AUTHSECRET" VALUE"thepasswd"/>
 *      </CHARACTERISTIC>
 *      <CHARACTERISTIC TYPE="NAME">
 *          <PARM NAME="NAME" VALUE="Our company's WAP settings"/>
 *      </CHARACTERISTIC>
 *      <CHARACTERISTIC TYPE="URL" VALUE="http://wap.company.com"/>
 *      <CHARACTERISTIC TYPE="MMSURL" VALUE="http://mms.company.com"/>
 *      <CHARACTERISTIC TYPE="BOOKMARK">
 *          <PARM NAME="NAME" VALUE="Our company's WAP site"/>
 *          <PARM NAME="URL" VALUE="http://wap.company.com"/>
 *      </CHARACTERISTIC>
 *   </CHARACTERISTIC-LIST>
 *
 * (based upon the Nokia Over The Air Settings Specification)
 *
 * initial re-engineered code by Yann Muller - 3G Lab, 2000.
 * fixed to support official specs by Stipe Tolj - Wapme Systems AG, 2001.
 * extensive inline documentation by Stipe Tolj - Wapme Systems AG, 2001.
 */

 /*
  * The XML document which is build in smsbox.c:smsbox_req_sendota() is
  * binary encoded according to WBXML with the following global tokens
  */

#define WBXML_TOK_END_STR_I             0x00
#define WBXML_TOK_END                   0x01
#define WBXML_TOK_STR_I                 0x03


/********************************************************************
 * Description of the single XML tag tokens
 */

#define WBXML_TOK_CHARACTERISTIC_LIST   0x05

/*
 * This element groups the browser settings into logical different types:
 * ADDRESS, BOOKMARK, URL, MMSURL, NAME and ID.
 */
#define WBXML_TOK_CHARACTERISTIC        0x06

/*
 * The PARM element is used to provide the actual value for the individual
 * settings parameters within each CHARACTERISTIC element.
 */
#define WBXML_TOK_PARM                  0x07

/*
 * Tokens representing the NAME or VALUE tags 
 */
#define WBXML_TOK_NAME                  0x10
#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE                 0x11


/******************************************************************** 
 * CHARACTERISTIC elements with TYPE=ADDRESS 
 * 
 * Characteristics elements with the TYPE=ADDRESS attribute embrace settings
 * concerning a particular bearer, e.g. GSM/SMS or GSM/CSD. Several address
 * settings can be provided in one document. However, for each bearer, only
 * the address settings listed first will be used. The type of the bearer is
 * specified by a PARM attribute and depending on the bearer additional PARM
 * elements are required or optional.
 *
 * Example:
 *
 *      <CHARACTERISTIC TYPE="ADDRESS">
 *          <PARM NAME="BEARER" VALUE="GSM/CSD"/>
 *          <PARM NAME="PROXY" VALUE="10.11.12.13"/>
 *          <PARM NAME="CSD_DIALSTRING" VALUE="013456789"/>
 *          <PARM NAME="PPP_AUTHTYPE" VALUE="PAP"/>
 *          <PARM NAME="PPP_AUTHNAME" VALUE="wapusr"/>
 *          <PARM NAME="PPP_AUTHSECRET" VALUE"thepasswd"/>
 *      </CHARACTERISTIC>
 */

#define WBXML_TOK_TYPE_ADDRESS          0x06

/*
 * The PARM element with NAME=BEARER attribute is used to identify the bearer
 * to be used for a specific setting set. VALUE can be assigned following:
 *
 *   VALUE -> [*GSM_CSD*|GSM_SMS|GSM_USSD|IS136_CSD|GPRS]
 */
#define WBXML_TOK_NAME_BEARER           0x12

#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_GSM_CSD         0x45
#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_GSM_SMS         0x46
#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_GSM_USSD        0x47
#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_IS136_CSD       0x48
#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_GPRS            0x49

/*
 * The PARM element with NAME=PROXY attribute is used to identify the IP
 * address of the WAP proxy in case of CSD and the service number in case of
 * SMS. In case of USSD the PROXY can be either an IP address or an MSISDN
 * number. This is indicated in the PROXY_TYPE PARM element. VALUE can be 
 * assigned following:
 *
 *   VALUE -> proxy(using inline string)
 */
#define WBXML_TOK_NAME_PROXY            0x13

/*
 * The PARM element with NAME=PORT attribute specifies whether connection less
 * or connection oriented connections should be used. VALUE can be assigned
 * following:
 *
 *   VALUE -> [*9200*|9201|9202|9203]
 *
 * Use 9200 (or 9202) for connection less connections and 9201 (or 9203) for
 * connection oriented connections. Port numbers 9202 and 9203 enable secure
 * connections (by means of WTLS), whereas port numbers 9200 and 9201 disable
 * secure connections.
 */
#define WBXML_TOK_NAME_PORT             0x14

#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_PORT_9200       0x60
#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_PORT_9201       0x61
#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_PORT_9202       0x62
#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_PORT_9203       0x63

/*
 * The PARM element with the NAME=PROXY_TYPE attribute is used to identify 
 * the format of the PROXY PARM element. VALUE can be assigned following:
 *
 *   VALUE -> [*MSISDN_NO*|IPV4]
 */
#define WBXML_TOK_NAME_PROXY_TYPE       0x16

#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_MSISDN_NO       0x76
#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_IPV4            0x77

/*
 * The PARM elements with the NAME=PROXY_AUTHNAME and NAME=PROXY_AUTHSECRET
 * attributes indicates the login name and password to be used for gateway 
 * required authentication. Support of this PARM elements is manufacturer 
 * specific. VALUEs can be assigned following:
 *
 *   VALUE -> login name(using inline string)
 *   VALUE -> password(using inline string)
 */
#define WBXML_TOK_NAME_PROXY_AUTHNAME       0x18
#define WBXML_TOK_NAME_PROXY_AUTHSECRET     0x19

/*
 * The PARM element with the NAME=PROXY_LOGINTYPE attribute specifies whether
 * an automatic or manual login should be performed at the proxy. VALUE can
 * be assigned following:
 *
 *   VALUE -> [AUTOMATIC|MANUAL]
 *
 * Using the MANUAL logintype the user will be prompted for username and 
 * password when a browse session is started. Using the AUTOMATIC logintype
 * the user will be NOT prompted for username and password when a browse
 * session is started, but a static name and password from the WAP settingset
 * will be used.
 */
#define WBXML_TOK_NAME_PROXY_LOGINTYPE      0x1E

#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_AUTOMATIC           0x64
#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_MANUAL              0x65

/*
 * The PARM element with the NAME=PPP_AUTHTYPE attribute indicates which 
 * protocol to use for user authentication. VALUE can be assigned following:
 *
 *   VALUE -> [*PAP*|CHAP|MS_CHAP]
 *
 * PAP is short for Password Authentication Protocol, a type of authentication
 * which uses clear-text passwords and is the least sophisticated 
 * authentication protocol, and CHAP stands for Challenge Handshake 
 * Authentication Protocol, a protocol used to negotiate the most secure form
 * of encrypted authentication supported by both server and client. MS_CHAP
 * (Microsoft(tm)-CHAP) is similar to the CHAP protocol, but is using an 
 * encryption scheme that is alternative to the one used for CHAP.
 */
#define WBXML_TOK_NAME_PPP_AUTHTYPE         0x22

#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_AUTH_PAP            0x70
#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_AUTH_CHAP           0x71
#define WBXML_TOK_VALUE_AUTH_MS_CHAP        0x78

/*
 * The PARM elements with the NAME=PPP_AUTHNAME and NAME=PPP_AUTHSECRET
 * attributes indicate the login name and password to be used. VALUEs can be 
 * assigned following:
 *
 *   VALUE -> login name(using inline string)
 *   VALUE -> password(using inline string)
 *
 * Maximum length of login name is 32 bytes.
 * Maximum length of password is 20 bytes.
 */
#define WBXML_TOK_NAME_PPP_AUTHNAME         0x23
#define WBXML_TOK_NAME_PPP_AUTHSECRET       0x24