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ter Holmberg <christer.holmberg@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: =?UTF-8?B?5Zue5aSN77ya?= Re: 
 PRACK: Does non-200 response cease re-transmission ofreliable 18x?
Date: Mon,  6 Apr 2009 15:27:42 +0800
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First, services can be supplied with fewer messages.It will lighten the =
servers. Then, you can recognize the session for tone easily. This is =
helpful
 for those services such as CF(call forward), in which case there may be =
several early diologs.
Regards,
  Eric

wang.libo@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Yes.
> Early-session has already been implemented in own system. And I think it =
do
> have some advantage, as both early-session and session can be carried by =

> a message,
> also,early-session solves media clip.
> (P-early-media with different TO-tag is another way.)

I guess I'll have to stop saying I don't expect to see early-session
implemented by anyone. :-)

Do you find some advantage to it over simply using early media with a
different to-tag?

	Thanks,
	Paul
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