Method and system for providing network synchronization with a unified messaging system
CA 2530888 C · Owner: Nortel Networks Limited · Inventors: Whynot, Stephen R.
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A method for providing network synchronization with a unified messaging system (104) is provided. The method includes receiving and storing (300) message data, such as voice data, for a specified recipient. An enhanced e-mail message is generated (302) for the recipient. The message which is in , hypertext mark-up language (HTML) format includes the message data and a , synchronization link that points to a web server (128). The message is sent (304) to the recipient through an e-mail server (108) corresponding to an email client (110) associated with the recipient. When the client downloads the message from the server (108) and renders the HTML the synchronization link , is fetched. …
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