| Getting Started with WAP and WML |  | Paperback - 432 pages Book+CD edition (April 2001)
Sybex; ISBN: 078212870X ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.09 x 8.98 x 7.54 | | | more info | |
| Beginning WAP: Wireless Markup Language & Wireless Markup Language Script | | 
| WAP, the Wireless Application Protocol, has managed to achieve fame and infamy in roughly equal parts as "the Internet on your mobile phone" - a claim that has not matched the experience of some early users. Used well, however, WAP has enormous potential: the attraction of using existing Internet infrastructure to deliver timely information and services to mobile devices is undeniable, and WAP offers exciting opportunities to those writing applications for it. | | | more info | |
| WAP Development with WML and WMLScript | | 
| Topics covered: The application development languages--wireless markup language (WML) and WMLScript--associated with the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) 1.2 specification. The basics of syntax and structure are covered, followed by detailed exploration of images, user input mechanisms, and electronic mail integration. The authors give their opinions on "best practices," and present several complete applications. WML and WMLScript references appear, too. | | | more info | |
| The Book of WAP: Developing Wireless Applications with WML and WMLScript | | 
| The Book of WAP is a guide to the Wireless Application Protocol including its history, development environments, and real-world applications. The Book of WAP offers abundant code examples and develops two full applications with the reader's involvement. An applications development section takes the reader through the full development of two distinct WAP applications. | | | more info | |
| Inside WAP Programming Applications with WML and WML Script | | 
| A beginner's guide to Wireless Application Protocol. Explains the basics of WAP programming, how to write programs, explains all WMLScript commands and libraries, the basics of CGI programming and Java Servlets, and the Nokia WAP server. The CD-ROM features all of the code for the examples in the text, plus a Nokia WAP toolkit, and other tools. | | | more info | |
| Professional JSP : Using JavaServer Pages, Servlets, EJB, JNDI, JDBC, XML, XSLT, and WML | | 
| Professional JSP shows the underlying servlet code for many JSP samples. As explained by the authors, JSPs are a simpler way to write servlet code because Java statements are embedded within HTML. This fact makes the book especially useful to programmers who know about servlets and want to progress to JSP development. The introductory tutorial to JSP is as good as any you'll ever see. Short examples illustrate basic JSP features like directives, scripting elements, implicit objects, and JavaBeans. The book also reveals a variety of ways to track session information (including cookies), which is particularly helpful. This books also covers WML-related questions. | | | more info | |
| WML & WMLScript: A Beginner's Guide | | 
| Create real-world Wireless applications--even if you've never worked with WML or WMLScript before--using this hands-on introductory resource. You'll get full details on WAP, and learn to build applications that will run on your Web-enabled cellular phone. From formatting text, displaying images, and creating wireless bitmap files, this beginner's guide provides you with all the tools you need to construct your own wireless Web site and other WML-based applications. | | | more info | |
| Learning WML & WML Script | | 
| A quick speed-up for Internet developers in need of skill in the new WML and WMLScript languages. Topics covered include WML decks, templates, cards, text, and images, and WMLScript datatypes, operators, statements, functions, and pragmas. Also includes two complete example programs using WML and WMLScript languages. | | | more info | |
