what is RCS/RCS-e

本文深入探讨了RCS(Rich Communication Service)的概念、起源及关键特性,解释了RCS、RCS-e和RCS-s之间的区别,并介绍了RCS在移动通信服务领域的应用,包括增强的电话簿、增强消息和丰富呼叫等核心功能。

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  • RCS/RCS-e

     

    As more and more people gets interested in IMS more than the simple SMS, I am hearing more and more about RCS.

    RCS stands for 'Rich Communication Service'. You will find quite a lot of material by googling it, but it would be hard to get a 'short/tangible' understanding of what it really is. Is RCS a kind of specification ? Is it a kind of software package ? Is it a kind of name for a technology ?

     

    Confused !!!...

     

    Whenevery you get confused by anything when you try to catching up the new technology/words, one of the best way would be to refer to any person/document from which/who the word/technology is orignated.

     

    It seems that the origination of RCS/RCS-e comes from GSMA. So I decided to dig things from GSMA.

     

    A simple/clear definition of RCS/RCS-e from http://www.gsma.com/rcs-faqs/  

     

    • RCS (Generic Term) = the generic term used to describe “Rich Communication Services”
    • RCS (Special Term) = Project name for the GSMA’s promotion of rich communications among MNOs (Rich Communications Services).
    • RCS-e = Technical spec name for the preferred methods of providing first stage interoperability among MNOs (Rich Communication Services – enhanced). RCS-e is the latest version of Rich Communication Suite (RCS) which will enable mobile phone end users to use instant messaging (IM), live video sharing and file transfer across any device on any network operator

     

    Another good definition of RCS can be found at Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_Communication_Suite) as follows.

    • RCS initiative is an industry effort focused on the use of IMS for providing mobile phone communication services. "Rich Communication" in itself is meaningless jargon, which refers to the use of more than just voice for communication, but has long been touted as a benefit of IMS. It is to be noted that much of the capability of RCS is already available from Internet service providers.

     

    If you want some intuitive 'feeling' about this, go to http://www.youtube.com/user/RCSChannel

     

    As is described above, RCS initiative is a "joint efffort in the industry". It implies that many stakeholders in the industry (both Network Operators and UE manufacturer) should join in the effort and come out with some 'agreed rule (specification)' and implement them according to the specification. I don't know exactly how many Network Operators and UE makers are participating in this joint effort, but seems that there would be over 80 companies (Network Operators + UE Maker).

     

    There are very wide spectrum of technicalogies specified in the RCS, but a couple of Core technology that almost everybody talks about RCS are as follows.

     

    • i) Enhanced Phonebook : This phone book give you not only simple phone numbers but also presence information and service capability. With these information, you can initiate the communication by selecting one of the available communication types. You can use the Presence information  to communicate any personalized contact features including photo, availability and free text

      ii) Enhanced Messaging : This enables a large variety of messaging options like SMS, MMS, Instant Messaging and buddy related communication history.

      iii) Enriched Call : This enables multimedia contents sharing during the voice call. (e.g, video share, image share and file transfer)

     

    You can find the detailed Technical Specification of RCS-e from

    If you are interested specifically on how to test these features, please refer to the test specification at GSMA site.

    RCE IOT001 RCS-e Test Cases.

     

### OpenWRT LMO Package Installation and Usage #### Understanding the Basics of LMO Packages in OpenWRT An LMO (Language Message Object) file is used to provide localization support within packages on an OpenWrt system. These files allow applications running under OpenWrt to display messages or user interfaces in different languages based upon locale settings configured by users. For a typical package that supports multiple locales, there will be corresponding `.lmo` files located inside `files/usr/lib/lua/luci/i18n/`. Each such directory contains one or more language-specific translation databases named after their respective ISO 639 two-letter codes followed by `.lmo`. #### Steps for Installing and Using LMO Packages To install an LMO package specifically designed for enhancing internationalization capabilities: - Ensure the build environment has been properly set up following official guidelines[^1]. Ensure all necessary dependencies are met before proceeding with custom builds involving new translations. Add desired language packs into feeds configuration as shown below: ```bash src-git luci https://github.com/openwrt/luci.git;main ``` Update feed lists using command line tool provided by OpenWrt SDK. ```bash ./scripts/feeds update -a && ./scripts/feeds install -a ``` Modify existing Makefile entries according to specific requirements outlined here[^4]: ```makefile define Package/helloworld-lmo SECTION:=lucilib CATEGORY:=LuCI Libraries TITLE:=Localization data for LuCI helloworld module DEPENDS:=+luci-lib-nixio +zlib endef ``` Compile modified sources along with newly added resources through standard compilation procedures documented elsewhere. After successful completion of these steps, deploy generated firmware images onto target devices whereupon they should automatically recognize available localized content during runtime initialization phases described previously[^3]. Use LuCI web interface or SSH terminal access method to verify whether selected language options have taken effect correctly post-installation. --related questions-- 1. How does changing locale affect performance overheads associated with loading additional .lmo files? 2. What tools can assist developers when creating comprehensive multilingual support systems targeting embedded platforms like those powered by OpenWrt? 3. Are there any best practices recommended while integrating third-party libraries alongside native ones especially concerning memory management aspects? 4. Can you explain how exactly /etc/init.d/rcS contributes towards final stages involved in bringing up services dependent upon proper functioning of i18n modules?
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