A class that includes different components for the Client Profile description Describe the hardware platform of the client device Describe the software platform used by the client device: OS, etc. Describe players used by the client device. This component plays a major role in the content negotiation and may refer to external profiles. Note that the protocol used to access to the network, and player-related network description may be added here. Describe the content: 'WML' This is a generic component that can be included in the profile to give a detail about this kind of content when it is supported by the device Describe the content: 'MMS' This is a generic component that can be included in the profile to give a detail about this kind of content when it is supported by the device Describe the content: 'XHTML' This is a generic component that can be included in the profile to give a detail about this kind of content when it is supported by the device Describe the content: 'JAVA' This is a generic component that can be included in the profile to give a detail about this kind of content when it is supported by the device The type of the used device Example: "Pocket PC, PC, Laptop, phone, WAP phone" The name of the used device Example: "iPAQ 3600" The device constructor Example: "MyCompagny computer corp." The screen dimension of the used device (given in mm following the format: heightXwidth) Example: "30X23" which means height= 30mm and width= 23mm. The color displying capability of the screen. Type: Boolean Example: "yes", "no" The display of the used device (given in pixels following the format: heightXwidth) Example: "101X52" The display of the used device given in pixels. Format: height(in pixels) X width (in pixels) Example: "101X80" The display of the used device given in number de characters. Format: Integer(in number of characters) X Integer (in number of characters) Example: "15x6" The number of bits used in displying a pixel. Type: Integer Example: "8" The vendor of the device. Type: String Example: "Panasonic" Gives the (height/width) pixels ratio, used in images design Example: "1.24", means that the pixels are 24% higher than they are wide Gives the number of the screen rows. Can be given as a set of couple (type,value) Example: "Latin, 5" and "Chinese, 3" The number of the screen columns. Can be given as a set of couple (type,value) Example: "14" The size of the device's RAM memory Example: "32 Mo" The size of the device's ROM memory Example: "16 Mo" The processor on which the user agent is running. Example: "arm", "mips", "sh3", "x86em", etc. The user preferred language. A two-letter value interpreted according to ISO standard 639, "Code for the representation of names of languages" [ISO 639]. Example: "fr", "en", "de", etc. The name of the Operating System used by the user agent Example: "Windows CE", "win9x", "Windows Professionnel" The version of the Operating System used by the user agent Example: "8.0" The vendor of the platform of the device. Type: String Example: "Accelerated Technology Inc." The list of the security protocols applied in the communication. Type: a rdf:Bag where rdf:li are String Example: "WTLS-1, WTLS-2" The list of the systems used in the device communication. Type: a rdf:Bag where rdf:li are String Example: "OneWaySMS, CSD, GPRS" The name of the player used by the client, at a well determined session. The client can use many players. Example: "Nethix" The name of the player used by the client, at a well determined session. The client can use many players. Type: string. Example: "UP.Browser/5.0.3(GUI)" The version of the player. Example: "1.1" The list of the methods used in the encoding. Type: a rdf:Bag where rdf:li are String Example: "8-bits, 7-bits, base64" A list of all the supported natural languages. Type: a rdf:Bag where each rdf:li item is the name of a language as defined in RFC 1766 Example: "fr, en" The approximate bandwidth (given in bits per second) available to the system. This property is similar to the 'averageCurrentBandwidth' property of the NetworkProfileSchema. Here, the given value is application specific. (This property is similar to the one introduced in SMIL content control modules spec, used in another context) Example: "24000, 40000, etc." Contains one or more URI seperated by a white space (type: XML CDATA string). Each URI identifies a component of the playback user agent: user agent component/feature, number of audio channels, codec, video decoders, etc. (This property is similar to the one introduced in SMIL content control modules spec, used in another context) Example: video decoder, codec, etc. The only supported set of resources or services. The detail about these last can be indicated using links (the profile element), or using a ccpp component with an rdf:about equals to the value of the supported resource or service. This set is given generally when the it is small and not already described by an existed schema. Type: rdf:Bag where rdf:li are 1) simple: in the form of string, example "text, wml, mms" or 2) complex: in the form of "rdf:li rdf:parseType='Resource'" A list of all the supported mime types. Type: a rdf:Bag where rdf:li are content type descriptors as specified by RFC 2045 Example: "application/vnd.wap.wmlc, application/vnd.wap.wmlscriptc, text/vnd.wap.wml" A list of all the supported charset. Type: a rdf:Bag where rdf:li is a character set name, as registered with IANA. Example: "US-ASCII, UTF-8" A list that gives preferred resources ordered with a priority level value. The range of the value is left to the negotiation strategy. Example: "wbmp,2,gif,1" The list of the excluded resources. Note that if the non supported resource depends to a particular set (WML, HTML, etc.), it's preferable to include it on the corresponding profile. Example: "the non support of a resource from a predefined set of supported resources" The type of the supported resource. Type: String Example: "wml" The type of the supported resource. Type: Integer Example: "5600" A list of the versions concerning the 'value' of the rdf:ID of this element. Type: a rdf Bag where rdf:li are String Example: "1.2.1, 1.1" A list of the supported functionalities concerning the generic profile component. Type: a rdf Bag where rdf:li are String Example: "tables, frames" A list of the non supported functionalities concerning the generic profile component. Type: a rdf Bag where rdf:li are String Example: "tables, frames" A list of the supported script libraries. Type: a rdf Bag where rdf:li are String Example: "String, Float, Lang" A list of the supported wap applications. Type: a rdf Bag where rdf:li are String Example: "applications1, applications2" The WAP clas of the device. Type: String Example: "C" The maximum value of a push message size. Type: Integer (in number of bytes) Example: "685" List of WTAI network supported by the device that are URI accessible. Type: a rdf Bag where the rdf:li repersent WTA library names (WAP WTAI) Example: "WTA.Public.makeCall, WTA.Public.addPBEntry" The max resolution of a mms image. Type: Integer (in pixels) x Integer (in pixels) Example: "352x288" A list of the platforms supported by the device. Type: a rdf Bag where rdf:li are String Example: "Pjava/1.1.7-compatible, MIDP/1.0-compatible"