Problem Statement / scenario :  deriving from a problem statement that was encountered at veritas software corp,

                                 viz. the company maintains a stack of it products ...in its portfolio.

                                 given the norm that each product uses a unique port for communications ....

                                 on a installation base at the client or consumers ...for each product installation,

                                 expecting the client to open-up a port for external communications ...viz. error reporting
                                 or product update's ...make's it a clumsy and cumber some scenario.

                                 also refer to the document "opportunity__MIME_design_computing_standard.txt",
                                                            "opportunity_extensionto_network_protocols_applications.txt",
                                                            


Opportunity a): given the context of the generic nature of the problem ...encountered across the companies.
              usage of the XML-RPC ...data stream ...than can contain or encode parsable binary-data into the data stream,
              offer's ideal proposition.

              having a daemon  on the fire-wall ...on the port opened for communication XML aware ...make's it easy to
              leverage ...NAT or other concepts present in the TCP/IP stack or OSI level.


Opportunity b): deriving from  a) as also ...further to as envisage in projects.pdf and elsewhere by this individual.

 
                using XML-rpc can be used to simulate or emulate ...socket programming in a innovative context ...that
                can circumvent many a...problem scenario...or limitations encountered in the OSI stack or layer level.

                     
       
 Note: The above problem statement having been encountered in various scenarios
      and detailed in various 'Proof of concepts' as mentioned in 
      'http://uk.geocities.com/ravivenkatus/projects.pdf' ....apply appropriate
      'use-case' modeling, rationalize and arrive at a workable and feasible 
       solution both commercially and techinically viable.


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