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a. Alternative MIME types to be handled as if they were the MIME type
supported for the device.
For example, if the device supports ZIP files with the MIME type
application/zip, you can specify application/x-compressed as an
alternative MIME type. Content that specifies either MIME type is passed to the
device with
application/zip specified in the content header.
b. The extension that the device uses for content of that MIME type.
c. The delivery type used for that MIME type.
If you choose a two step download for content other than MIDlets, you must
specify a content descriptor template when you set the capabilities of the device.
See “Managing Content Descriptor Templates” on page 74 for more information.
For SMS content, you must choose either NSM or EMS as the delivery
mechanism.
If a delivery type was previously chosen, that delivery type is displayed in the
Delivery Type field.
d. Whether the MIME type selected supports MMS.
5. Click OK.
A message is displayed that tells you that the MIME type mapping selections are
saved and that capability matching is in process.
6. Click OK.
The Device Management page is displayed that shows the capabilities of the device.
7. Click OK.
The Device Management page is displayed that shows the list of devices.
▼ Setting a Compatible Device
When a device becomes available that can run content supported by an existing
device, you can specify that the device is compatible to the existing device.
Subscribers can see content designated for either device.
To define a device as compatible, follow these steps:
1. From the Device Management page, click the new device name to select it.
2. Click Select Compatible Devices in the Device Descriptions page.
3. Select the devices known to be compatible with the new device.
To select multiple compatible devices, press Control and click on the desired devices.
To deselect a single device, press Control and click on the unwanted selected device.
To deselect all devices, click the Remove All button.