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Protocol DescriptionMicrosoft Office Mobile Service (OMS) is a messaging component developed for Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft SharePoint starting with version 2007. Using OMS users can easily integrate the mobile capabilities of Outlook and SharePoint with their mobile devices.With the mobile messaging features provided by OMS, users can perform tasks such as creating text messages in Outlook, forwarding Outlook items (including email messages, meetings, and contacts) as text messages, receiving alerts from SharePoint to mobile phones, and extending the messaging capabilities in Outlook and SharePoint OMS using the object model. In addition, with the item redirection features, users can not only create and send text messages in Outlook, but also automatically redirect reminders, emails, and the next day's schedule to the mobile phone with simple conditions. Users can also send email messages, meetings, and meeting invitations to mobile phones.. The OMS protocol settings are built into the Outlook account settings, which provides an effective integration that allows users to manage mobile message accounts in parallel with email accounts. Mobile phone numbers are treated as a kind of address, and users can add recipients to mobile messages using the auto-complete feature or by selecting names directly from the Outlook address book. Users can also save and manage mobile messages in Outlook folders. The OMS client embedded in Outlook and SharePoint sends text messages to a web service created and hosted by partners that are mobile carriers or mobile messaging service providers. The web service then delivers the message to the mobile carrier's text or mobile message center. In SharePoint, the user can receive text alerts (in the form of SMS messages) via OMS. The user can receive notifications about the status of SharePoint documents or lists, text messages about any changes, and, if necessary, the URLs of documents or lists.. A detailed description of the OMS protocol can be found at this link. |
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