Wap The Wireless Application Protocol

By:

sandeep Singhal

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Material type: Text

TextPublisher number: PearsonPublication details: Addison Wesley 2001ISBN:

9788131701287

DDC classification:

004.65 SIN-W

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Contents:

Table of Content Part I: Introducing the Mobile Internet The Mobile Internet is Here! The Rise of Mobile Data Key Services for the Mobile Internet Business Opportunities Part II: WAP: The Mobile Internet Standard Making the Internet "Mobile": Challenges and Pitfalls Overview of the Wireless Application Protocol Part III: Implementing Wap Services The Wireless Markup Language Wireless Binary Extensible Markup Language Enhanced WML: WMLScript and WTA User Interface Design: Making Wireless Applications Easy to Use 385 Part IV: Advanced Wap Tailoring Content to the Client Push Messaging Wireless Telephone Applications Part V: Where Next? The Mobile Internet Future

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Table of Content
Part I: Introducing the Mobile Internet
The Mobile Internet is Here!
The Rise of Mobile Data
Key Services for the Mobile Internet
Business Opportunities
Part II: WAP: The Mobile Internet Standard
Making the Internet "Mobile": Challenges and Pitfalls
Overview of the Wireless Application Protocol
Part III: Implementing Wap Services
The Wireless Markup Language
Wireless Binary Extensible Markup Language
Enhanced WML: WMLScript and WTA
User Interface Design: Making Wireless Applications Easy to Use 385
Part IV: Advanced Wap
Tailoring Content to the Client
Push Messaging
Wireless Telephone Applications
Part V: Where Next?
The Mobile Internet Future

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