Component A Component within the CC/PP Schema is a class of related properties that describe the capabilities and preferences information. component The component attribute links the various components to the root node (profile). Component: HardwarePlatform The HardwarePlatform component contains properties of the device's Hardware, such as display size, supported character sets, etc. Component: SoftwarePlatform The SoftwarePlatform component contains properties of the device's application environment, operating system, and installed software. Component: BrowserUA The BrowserUA component contains attributes related to the browser user agent running on the device. Component: NetworkCharacteristics The NetworkCharacteristics component contains properties describing the network environment including the supported bearers. Component: WapCharacteristics The WapCharacteristics component contains properties of the WAP environment supported by the device. Component: PushCharacteristics The PushCharacteristics component contains properties of the device's push capabilities, such as supported content mime types. Description: Supported Bluetooth profiles as defined in the Bluetooth specification [BLT]. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Locked Examples: "dialup", "lanAccess" Description: The number of bits of color or grayscale information per pixel, related to the number of colors or shades of gray the device can display. Type: Number Resolution: Override Examples: "2", "8" Description: Indicates whether the device's display supports color. "Yes" means color is supported. "No" means the display supports only grayscale or black and white. Type: Boolean Resolution: Override Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: Name and model number of the device CPU. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "Pentium III", "PowerPC 750" Description: Indicates whether the device supports the display of images. If the value is "Yes", the property CcppAccept may list the types of images supported. Type: Boolean Resolution: Locked Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: List of character sets supported by the device for text entry. Property's value is a list of character sets, where each item in the list is a character set name, as registered with IANA. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "US-ASCII", "ISO-8859-1", "Shift_JIS" Description: Type of keyboard supported by the device, as an indicator of ease of text entry. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "Disambiguating", "Qwerty", "PhoneKeypad" Description: Model number assigned to the terminal device by the vendor or manufacturer. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "Mustang GT", "Q30" Description: Number of soft keys available on the device. Type: Number Resolution: Locked Examples: "3", "2" Description: List of character sets supported by the device for output to the display. Property value is a list of character sets, where each item in the list is a character set name, as registered with IANA. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "US-ASCII", "ISO-8859-1", "Shift_JIS" Description: Ratio of pixel width to pixel height. Type: Dimension Resolution: Locked Examples: "1x2" Description: Type of resolution of the pointing accessory supported by the device. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "Character", "Line", "Pixel" Description: The size of the device's screen in units of pixels, composed of the screen width and the screen height. Type: Dimension Resolution: Locked Examples: "160x160", "640x480" Description: Size of the device's screen in units of characters, composed of the screen width and screen height. The device's standard font should be used to determine this property's value. (Number of characters per row)x(Number of rows). In calculating this attribute use the largest character in the device's default font. Type: Dimension Resolution: Locked Examples: "12x4", "16x8" Description: Indicates whether the device's standard font is proportional. Type: Boolean Resolution: Locked Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: Indicates whether the device supports sound output through an external speaker, headphone jack, or other sound output mechanism. Type: Boolean Resolution: Locked Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: Indicates whether the device supports alpha-numeric text entry. "Yes" means the device supports entry of both letters and digits. "No" means the device supports only entry of digits. Type: Boolean Resolution: Locked Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: Name of the vendor manufacturing the terminal device. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "Ford", "Lexus" Description: Indicates whether the device supports any form of voice input, including speech recognition. This includes voice- enabled browsers. Type: Boolean Resolution: Locked Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: Indicates the user's preference on whether to accept downloadable software. Type: Boolean Resolution: Locked Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: List of audio input encoders supported by the device. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Example: "G.711" Description: List of content types the device supports. Property value is a list of MIME types, where each item in the list is a content type descriptor as specified by RFC 2045. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "text/html", "text/plain", "text/html", "image/gif" Description: List of character sets the device supports. Property value is a list of character sets, where each item in the list is a character set name registered with IANA. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "US-ASCII", "ISO-8859-1", "Shift_JIS" Description: List of transfer encodings the device supports. Property value is a list of transfer encodings, where each item in the list is a transfer encoding name as specified by RFC 2045 and registered with IANA. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "base64", "quoted-printable" Description: List of preferred document languages. If a resource is available in more than one natural language, the server can use this property to determine which version of the resource to send to the device. The first item in the list should be considered the user's first choice, the second the second choice, and so on. Property value is a list of natural languages, where each item in the list is the name of a language as defined by RFC 3066[RFC3066]. Type: Literal (sequence) Resolution: Append Examples: "zh-CN", "en", "fr" Description: List of executable content types which the device supports and which it is willing to accept from the network. The property value is a list of MIME types, where each item in the list is a content type descriptor as specified by RFC 2045. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Locked Examples: "application/x-msdos-exe" Description: Indicates whether the device supports a Java virtual machine. Type: Boolean Resolution: Locked Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: The list of JAVA platforms and profiles installed in the device. Each item in the list is a name token describing compatibility with the name and version of the java platform specification or the name and version of the profile specification name (if profile is included in the device) Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "PersonalJava", "CLDC", "MIDP" Description: List of the Java virtual machines installed on the device. Each item in the list is a name token describing the vendor and version of the VM. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "SunJRE/1.2", "MSJVM/1.0" Description: List of MExE classmarks supported by the device. Value "1" means the MExE device supports WAP, value "2" means that MExE device supports Personal Java, value "3" means that MExE device supports MIDP applications and value "4" means the device supports the CLI Platform. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Locked Examples: "1", "3" Description: Class mark specialization. Refers to the first two digits of the version of the MExE Stage 2 spec. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "7.02" Description: Indicates whether the device's supports MExE security domains. "Yes" means that security domains are supported in accordance with MExE specifications identified by the MexeSpec attribute. "No" means that security domains are not supported and the device has only untrusted domain (area). Type: Boolean Resolution: Locked Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: Name of the device's operating system. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "Mac OS", "Windows NT" Description: Vendor of the device's operating system. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "Apple", "Microsoft" Description: Version of the device's operating system. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "6.0", "4.5" Description: User agent associated with the current request. Value should match the name of one of the components in the profile. A component name is specified by the ID attribute on the prf:Component element containing the properties of that component. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "BrowserMail" Description: Version of the device-specific software (firmware) to which the device's low-level software conforms. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "2" Description: List of video input encoders supported by the device. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "MPEG-1", "MPEG-2", "H.261" Description: List of URI schemes the device supports for accessing e-mail. Property value is a list of URI schemes, where each item in the list is a URI scheme as defined in RFC 2396. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Override Examples: "pop", "imap", "http", "https" Description: (from J2EE Client Provisioning) Details about optional packages installed on the device over and above those that are part of the Java profile, and the versions of these additional packages Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "com.acme.regexp/1.1", "com.acme.helper/3.0" Description: (from J2EE Client Provisioning) Details about protocols supported by the device over and above those that are part of the standard Java profile indicated and the versions of these additional protocols Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "sms/1.0", "file/1.0" Description: The list of standard Common Language Infrastructure platforms and profiles installed in the device. Each item in the list is a name token describing the name and edition of the CLI platform specification including the name of the profile specification. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "Standard CLI 2002/Compact", "Standard CLI 2002/Kernel" Description: Supported Bluetooth version. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "1.0" Description: The bearer on which the current session was opened. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "OneWaySMS", "GUTS", "TwoWayPacket" Description: List of types of security or encryption mechanisms supported by the device. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Locked Example: "WTLS-1", WTLS-2", "WTLS-3", "signText", "PPTP" Description: List of bearers supported by the device. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Locked Examples: "GPRS", "GUTS", "SMS", CSD", "USSD" Description: Name of the browser user agent associated with the current request. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "Mozilla", "MSIE", "WAP42" Description: Version of the browser. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "1.0" Description: List of executable content types which the browser supports and which it is willing to accept from the network. The property value is a list of MIME types, where each item in the list is a content type descriptor as specified by RFC 2045. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "application/x-java-vm/java-applet" Description: Indicates whether the browser is capable of displaying frames. Type: Boolean Resolution: Override Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: Version of HyperText Markup Language (HTML) supported by the browser. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "2.0", "3.2", "4.0" Description: Indicates whether the browser supports Java applets. Type: Boolean Resolution: Locked Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: Indicates whether the browser supports JavaScript. Type: Boolean Resolution: Locked Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: Version of the JavaScript language supported by the browser. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "1.4" Description: Indicates the user's preference for receiving HTML content that contains frames. Type: Boolean Resolution: Locked Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: Indicates whether the browser is capable of displaying tables. Type: Boolean Resolution: Locked Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: Version of XHTML supported by the browser. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "1.0" Description: List of XHTML modules supported by the browser. Property value is a list of module names, where each item in the list is the name of an XHTML module as defined by the W3C document "Modularization of XHTML", Section 4. List items are separated by white space. Note that the referenced document is a work in progress. Any subsequent changes to the module naming conventions should be reflected in the values of this property. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "XHTML1-struct", "XHTML1-blkstruct", "XHTML1-frames" Description: Pictogram classes supported by the device as defined in "WAP Pictogram specification". Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "core", "core/operation", "human" Description: Classification of the device based on capabilities as identified in the WAP 1.1 specifications. Current values are "A", "B" and "C". Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "A" Description: Version of WAP supported. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "1.1", "1.2.1", "2.0" Description: Maximum size of a WML deck that can be downloaded to the device. This may be an estimate of the maximum size if the true maximum size is not known. Value is number of bytes. Type: Number Resolution: Locked Examples: "4096" Description: List of mandatory and optional libraries supported in the device's WMLScript VM. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Locked Examples: "Lang", "Float", "String", "URL", "WMLBrowser", "Dialogs", "PSTOR" Description: List of WMLScript versions supported by the device. Property value is a list of version numbers, where each item in the list is a version string conforming to Version. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "1.1", "1.2" Description: List of WML language versions supported by the device. Property value is a list of version numbers, where each item in the list is a version string conforming to Version. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Append Examples: "1.1", "2.0" Description: List of WTAI network common and network specific libraries supported by the device. Property value is a list of WTA library names, where each item in the list list is a library name as specified by "WAP WTAI" and its addendums. Any future addendums to "WAP WTAI" should be reflected in the values of this property. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Locked Examples: "WTAVoiceCall", "WTANetText", "WTAPhoneBook", "WTACallLog", "WTAMisc", "WTAGSM", "WTAIS136", "WTAPDC" Description: Version of WTA user agent. Type: Literal Resolution: Locked Examples: "1.1" Description: DRM Conformance Class as defined in OMA-Download-DRM-v1_0 Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Locked Examples: "ForwardLock", "CombinedDelivery", "SeparateDelivery" Description: DRM permission constraints as defined in OMA-Download-DRMREL-v1_0. The datetime and interval constraints depend on having a secure clock in the terminal. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Locked Examples: "datetime", "interval" Description: Supports OMA Download as defined in OMA-Download-OTA-v1_0 Type: Boolean Resolution: Locked Examples: "Yes", "No" Description: List of content types the device supports, which can be carried inside the message/http entity body when OTA-HTTP is used. Property value is a list of MIME types, where each item in the list is a content type descriptor as specified by RFC 2045. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Override Examples: "text/html", "text/plain", "image/gif" Description: List of character sets the device supports. Property value is a list of character sets, where each item in the list is a character set name registered with IANA. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Override Examples: "US-ASCII", "ISO-8859-1", "Shift_JIS" Description: List of transfer encodings the device supports. Property value is a list of transfer encodings, where each item in the list is a transfer encoding name as specified by RFC 2045 and registered with IANA. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Override Examples: "base64", "quoted-printable" Description: List of preferred document languages. If a resource is available in more than one natural language, the server can use this property to determine which version of the resource to send to the device. The first item in the list should be considered the user's first choice, the second the second choice, and so on. Property value is a list of natural languages, where each item in the list is the name of a language as defined by RFC 3066[RFC3066]. Type: Literal (sequence) Resolution: Override Examples: "zh-CN", "en", "fr" Description: List of applications the device supports, where each item in the list is an application-id on absoluteURI format as specified in [PushMsg]. A wildcard ("*") may be used to indicate support for any application. Type: Literal (bag) Resolution: Override Examples: "x-wap-application:wml.ua", "*" Description: Maximum size of a push message that the device can handle. Value is number of bytes. Type: Number Resolution: Override Examples: "1024", "1400" Description: Maximum number of outstanding push requests that the device can handle. Type: Number Resolution: Override Examples: "1", "5"