wmlscript with WAP 2.0

Hi list,

I was quite surprised that some Nokia phones supporting WAP 2.0 does
not accept text/vnd.wap.wmlscript content type, but only a compiled
version (text/vnd.wap.wmlscriptc). Here is what Nokia FAQ
(http://www.forum.nokia.com/main/0,6566,1_1_25_30,00.html#37) says
about it:

37. What should be kept in mind when creating WMLScript for TCP/IP
stack devices?
WMLScript is compiled by the gateway as it is sent to devices with a
WAP stack. In order to send WMLScript to a browser with a TCP/IP
stack, it must be stored in compiled form (wmlscriptc) on the origin
server. Further, the origin server must be configured to recognize a
new file extension and associate it with the MIME type
application/vnd.wap.wmlscriptc. WMLScript content can be compiled and
saved using the Nokia Mobile Internet Toolkit.

It means that content servers must place compiled wmlscripts (for
example, using Kannel's wmlsc or  WAP-wmls perl module) in their wap
sites.

I came up with the idea that WAP 1.x gateways such as Kannel might be
still useful and necessary in WAP 2.0 environments, since WAP 2.0
phones still support compiled wml (application/vnd.wap.wmlc) which
often is not offered by WAP 2.0 "gateways" such as Squid proxy or
others. Many WAP sites are in WML, so compiled versions would work
faster anyway with WAP 2.0 phones.

I'd like to ask if there is some roadmap to implement WAP 2.0
functionality to Kannel? I see many such requests in [email protected]
and anyway, Kannel already has built-in http client and server, RADIUS
acc, map-url can still be useful and so on. Of course, we'll need
caching and some other functionality common for http proxies, but this
is what is needed to implement.

Thanks,
Dziugas