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J2ME MIDP and WAP
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.
MIDP Inter-Communication with CGI and Servlets
This article presents a brief overview of the HTTP GET and POST operations, explains how to handle them, and includes examples that show you how to invoke Common Gateway Interface (CGI) scripts and Servlets from MIDlets using the GET and POST operations. This article also covers different techniques you can use for session tracking in a wireless environment.
MIDP Inter-Communication with CGI and Servlets
This article shows you how to make HTTP connections from a MIDlet by invoking servlets and CGI scripts, and presents session tracking techniques for a wireless environment.
