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RE: 3gpp-analysis-07: (semi-)editorial issues
On Tue, 18 Nov 2003, Karim El-Malki (HF/EAB) wrote:
> > Could you care to try to suggest a different reword to clarify the
> > different considerations with PDP context activation?
>
> I would just tag a sentence to the end of the parag you suggested:
>
> If the 3GPP network supports both IPv4 and IPv6 PDP contexts, the UE may
> activate the appropriate PDP context depending on the type of
> application it has started; it may also make sense to open both PDP
> contexts in advance, before they are used, because the activation of
> a context may take a relatively long time. If both PDP Contexts are
> not opened in advance then it may be necessary for an application
> to trigger the creation of a new PDP Context when it determines
> that a communication to an IPv6 peer is required and an IPv6 PDP
> Context is not available.
Ok. The last part is a bit long. I tried to summarize it a bit and make
it more generic. How about:
If the 3GPP network supports both IPv4 and IPv6 PDP contexts, the UE may
activate the appropriate PDP context depending on the type of
application it has started; it may also make sense to open both PDP
contexts in advance, before they are used, because the activation of
a context may take a relatively long time. However, if
the appropriate PDP context has not been activated before trying to
communicate with a peer, the application may trigger the activation of
the required PDP context type.
OK or suggest replacement?
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