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The following structures are used with Wireless Application Protocol.
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This structure represents a source or destination address. |
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This structure represents the primitive type from which all other primitive types are derived. |
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This structure represents unit data and is used for transmitting data as unreliable datagrams. |
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This structure defines the mechanism used for stopping an existing transaction and identifying an existing transaction that has been stopped. |
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This structure defines the mechanism used for initiating a new transaction and indicating that a new transaction has been initiated. |
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This structure defines the result of a previously initiated class 2 transaction, as sent by the responder to the transaction. |
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This structure represents the message delivered from the push router client by the function PushRouter_GetMessage. |
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