Userplane location protocol

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User-plane Location Protocol (ULP) is a TCP/IP binary protocol used for communication between the SLP and the SET. ULP is composed of eight messages that are used to initiate a SUPL location session, exchange authentication data, conduct position calculations, and end a SUPL location session.