vcard manager in android - android

I want to make VCard manager in android for 1.5 and above . This application will be able to perform following functions:
1 Send and receive contact . I want that when i send a contact to any mobile it should get the save option to save the contact and if some send me a business card then i should be able to save it in my contacts.
Can you please suggest me how to do it.
Is there any particular format for sending a VCard . For eg in nokia phones we are able to send a contact and its details(email etc) in form of business card and the other person can save it .
Can the same thing be achieved in android ?
Regards
Gaurav Gupta

# Keenora Fluffball
HI i am able to fetch the contacts details and able to send it in the format specified by you.. when i receive vcard in that format i want that i should get a save to contacts option. Though i can do this by using broad cast receiver. if a message contains text like BEGIN:VCARD
BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:2.1
N:Gaurav;TEL;PREF9780898201
END:VCARD
But what about the other phones whether they will respond to it like in nokia we get popup business card received.
I want it to work on all phones. whether it is nokia or android.
Please suggest..

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