Concise overview of WMLScript (the WAP corollary to the JavaScript scripting language), a client-only scripting platform used in combination with WML to provide client side procedural logic.

Glossary of WAP Terms

The Web is steadily increasing its reach beyond the desktop to devices ranging from mobile phones to domestic appliances.

Media Resources Adaptation for Limited Devices

Welcome to today's online chat. We'll be talking about creating wireless services with Java technology, XML, and IP. Our guests are three experts in this area: Alan Brenner, Sun's Director of Software Engineering; Robert Goedman, Sun's Director of Wireless Engineering; and David Bryant, iPlanet's Director of Engineering. They'll answer your questions about J2ME, XML, IP and other technologies in the wireless space. So let's begin -- who has the first question?

These release notes contain important information available at the time of the version 3.0 release of iPlanet™ Portal Server: Mobile Access Pack software. Known problems and other late-breaking issues are addressed here. Read this document before you begin using the iPlanet Portal Server: Mobile Access Pack product.

WML is a markup language based on Extensible Markup Language (XML). It is designed for specifying user interface behavior and displaying content on wireless devices such as phones, pagers, and personal digital assistants (PDAs).

This article explores the various options available to enable a Web site to interact with a wireless device. The article discusses the generation of both static and dynamic content by a Web site for wireless medium.

This document contains datailed description of the tags we use at some of our pages.

The Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) is an open specification that addresses wireless network characteristics by adapting several data-handling approaches already in use by Web protocols, and introducing new ones, where appropriate, to the special requirements of handheld wireless devices. The reuse of existing Web technologies eases the development of WAP applications, and make it similar to developing HTML-based Web applications since it is browser-based.

The DevGuru WML Quick Reference guide is a 62-page reference source for all of the tags and attributes that compose the Wireless Markup Language (WML) which is a family member of XML. This Quick Reference also includes real working code examples.

JSP tags library for WAP/WML developers. This library lets you to combine within one JSP page different parts of the code - for normal browser and for WAP browser

Creating Mobile Services Using the Java™ Programming Language, XML and HTTP

This paper summarizes a project on the delivery of real-time traffic information in the PEMS database to wireless phones. The goals are to give users access to travel time estimates and predictions over a selected route, and congestion information for a particular highway segment.

Mobile Web Introduction

One of the potential difficulties with developing for handheld devices is the variety of different device possibilities. Rather than having to go and buy a bunch of mobile phones and PDA devices to test your application, most manufacturers provide free development kits that include documentation and, more important, an emulator of the device itself.

Web Development Using XML URI References

These are encoding language and document type declarations. WML 1.1 has an invalid DTD-information (the document type is informed as an xml-file even if DTD-file is not an xml-file):

The widget meta-language facility (WML) is used to generate changeable components of the user interface language (UIL) compiler, depending on the widget set. Using WML, you can add new widget UIL support to the AIXwindows widget set or add support for a totally new widget set.

Here you can find links to WML pre-compiled binaries. These are provided by third-party contributors, so please ask them directly if you have trouble when installing.