Use Case 2 – “Where are the Chinese Restaurants?” Use Case 4 – “Which Chinese Restaurants are within 500m of my hotel?”

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15.1.4.2 Directory Response Parameters

Response Parameters A collection of one or more of the parameters below. Name Mandatory? Data Type Description POIContext N POIWithDistanceType A list of one or more POIs and there distance from the request location. Points of Interest Distance pairs N List of POI and Distance Integer pairs List of all Point of Interest records satisfying the request and the distance from the source location. Distance will be zero for WithinBoundary request.

15.1.4.3 Notes:

a. Depending on the nature of the query, some terms within the query may be mandatory or not. b. The proximity query performs a spatial filter on a list of Points of Interest. These POIs may be listed explicitly by a unique identifier ID, Name, Coordinate, Coordinate List, Address or derived from categories, formal categories or keywords within a Directory Type.

15.2 Part 2: Gateway Service

This is the interface between the GeoMobility Server and Location Server that resides in the GMLC or MPC through which OpenLS services obtain position data for Mobile Terminals. This interface is modeled after the MLP specified in OMA 3.0 for Standard Location Immediate Service. 15.2.1 Use cases These use cases have been grouped into 3 priority categories, with priority 1 having the highest priority and the only case for mandatory support. The Gateway Service should support the following: Copyright © 2002-2008 Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 14 Use Case Priority Client requests a single mobile terminal’s immediate location. 1 Client requests single mobile terminal’s periodic location 2 Client requests multiple mobiles’ immediate location 2 Client requests single mobile terminal’s triggered location 3 Client request multiple mobiles’ periodic location 3 Client requests multiple mobiles’ triggered location 3 15.2.2 A Location Request Use Case A subscriber wants to use a Location-Based Service. The Gateway Service is employed to obtain the position of the subscriber’s mobile terminal from the network. A Location Service Client sends the request to determine a position to the Gateway. The Gateway calculates the position of the subscriber’s mobile terminal and forwards to the Location Service Client, which may store it for as long as needed. 15.2.3 Request Parameters This section specifies the request parameters for the Gateway Service. Name Mandatory? Data Type Description SLIR Y SLIRType The request. responseType optional Enumeration Two values, default is PERSISTENT. - PUSH - PERSISTENT InputGatewayParame ters Y InputGatewayParam etersType Details for the input request. This is required to support other Location Requests defined in OMA .