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• Dedicated to enabling advanced services and applications on mobile wireless devices, this organization has teamed up with the W3C to bring Internet technologies together with wireless services. ...
• Very helpful tutorial and samples of the WML markup language. ...
• WML - Wireless Markup LanguageAbout. ...
• commNOWPremier source for concise, up-to-the-minute news on wireless technology, information, and resources. ...
• Is Your E-business Ready for Wireless?Good information about wireless technology, what may be needed for one's e-business, and resources. ...
• Wireless Data Market Research CenterOver 100 reports, forecasts and data about wireless. Read a primer on wireless history and the industry, wireless e-commerce, a market index, coverage maps, developers info, more. ...
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• Learning about Wireless.
• Wireless Internet GlossaryDozens of terms defined here, with resources to more. ...
• WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) "The WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) is a specification for a set of communication protocols to standardize the way that wireless devices, such as cellular telephones and radio transceivers, can be used for Internet access, including e-mail, the World Wide Web, newsgroups, and Internet Relay Chat (IRC). ...
• WML (Wireless Markup Language)"WML (Wireless Markup Language), formerly called HDML (Handheld Devices Markup Language), is a language that allows the text portions of Web pages to be presented on cellular phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) via wireless access. WML is part of the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) that is being proposed by several vendors to standards bodies. The Wireless Application Protocol works on top of standard data link protocols, such as GSM, CDMA, and TDMA, and provides a complete set of network communication programs comparable to and supportive of the Internet set of protocols. ...

• Beginning WAP: Wireless Markup Language & Wireless Markup Language Script by Wrox Author Team (Author) .
• Wireless Markup Language .
• 1 person recommended WML & WMLScript: A Beginner's Guide in addition to Beginning WAP: Wireless Markup Language & Wireless Markup Language Script.
• 1 person recommended Dynamic WAP Application Development instead of Beginning WAP: Wireless Markup Language & Wireless Markup Language Script.
• Aimed at the novice Web designer or developer, Beginning WAP, WML, and WMLScript is an approachable and effective introduction to the standards that you'll need to learn to start building wireless Web applications and Web sites for the next generation of cellular telephones and Internet devices.
• Two of the book's stronger features are the clear and understandable presentation style, and the hands-on focus on what works and doesn't in Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) development. Very little knowledge on the part of the reader is assumed, so that all of the basics of what WAP is and how the Wireless Markup Language (WML) makes use of XML to deliver content to cell phones are explained thoroughly. ...
• ) The book also looks at the fundamentals of WMLScript, the wireless scripting language that's based on JavaScript/ECMAScript. ...
• Designed to give you what you need to understand and use today's wireless standards, Beginning WAP is a good place to get a handle on creating content and software for a new generation of wireless devices that'll transform the Internet as we know it. ...
• Introduction to the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) .
• Survey of markup languages (SGML, XML, and XHTML) .
• Wireless Markup Language (WML) tutorial .
• Usability guidelines for wireless applications .
• 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. ...
• Beginning WAP provides a complete tutorial in the creation of WAP applications using the two languages defined for the purpose: WML, the Wireless Markup Language, and its companion WMLScript. ...
• The straightforward clear presentation and language, excellent index, and simple explanations make this book a winner. ... If you are getting into WML or a longtime pro, I highly recommend this book as the one to not only explain the language, but also to keep on your desk as THE reference. ...

• Wireless Web Development.
• Wireless Web / Web Development.
• Wireless Web Development gives web content developers the skills they need to develop wireless Web sites for the next generation of Internet use. These sites are now increasingly important for wireless handhelds, including cell phones, two-way pagers, and handheld computers. ... In the first, the author discusses a brief history of the Wireless Web, along with market segments, user expectations, opportunities, and the challenges of wireless design in general terms. This section orients readers unfamiliar with wireless technologies, the wireless market, and opportunities for wireless developers. As such, it provides a good background for decision-makers and those needing to justify an investment in wireless content. The second part provides an in-depth discussion of using existing wired Web protocols for wireless development. One chapter provides a high-level analysis of the tradeoffs regarding wireless Web development with HTML and other Web formats, while a second provides an in-depth look at a subset of HTML appropriate for today`s wireless users. ... Readers will learn how to use both the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) and the Handheld Device Markup Language to create content for screen phones that utilize Web servers to distribute data. One chapter covers the Wireless Application Protocol`s markup language, the Wireless Markup Language, and a second is dedicated to the WAP technology for creating dynamic content, WMLScript. Finally, a chapter explores using the Handheld Device Markup Language to support screen phones that cannot display WAP content. Readers will gain an understanding of the various markup languages and protocol languages, learn to select an appropriate markup language for their project, and create content tuned for their customer`s devices.
• Wireless Web    Web Development     .

• HDML (Handheld Device Markup Language).
• com) as a markup language for pocket-sized devices such as cellular phones and two-way pagers that conform to Internet standards and protocols, and that are constrained to a few lines of display, a limited keypad, and little memory. It is a markup language similar to HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) in concept but designed for developing applications and services for cellular devices. It is compatible with all Web servers, uses little memory, makes efficient use of wireless network transmissions, and supports integrated phone features like voice. ...
• A more recent development is WML (Wireless Markup Language) by the WAP Forum. It is part of the WAP (Wireless Access Protocol) specification. See WAP (Wireless Application Protocol).

• Beginning WAP: Wireless Markup Language & Wireless Markup Language Script by Wrox Author Team (Author) .
• 1 person recommended WML & WMLScript: A Beginner's Guide in addition to Beginning WAP: Wireless Markup Language & Wireless Markup Language Script.
• 1 person recommended Dynamic WAP Application Development instead of Beginning WAP: Wireless Markup Language & Wireless Markup Language Script.
• Aimed at the novice Web designer or developer, Beginning WAP, WML, and WMLScript is an approachable and effective introduction to the standards that you'll need to learn to start building wireless Web applications and Web sites for the next generation of cellular telephones and Internet devices.
• Two of the book's stronger features are the clear and understandable presentation style, and the hands-on focus on what works and doesn't in Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) development. Very little knowledge on the part of the reader is assumed, so that all of the basics of what WAP is and how the Wireless Markup Language (WML) makes use of XML to deliver content to cell phones are explained thoroughly. ...
• ) The book also looks at the fundamentals of WMLScript, the wireless scripting language that's based on JavaScript/ECMAScript. ...
• Designed to give you what you need to understand and use today's wireless standards, Beginning WAP is a good place to get a handle on creating content and software for a new generation of wireless devices that'll transform the Internet as we know it. ...
• Introduction to the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) .
• Survey of markup languages (SGML, XML, and XHTML) .
• Wireless Markup Language (WML) tutorial .
• Usability guidelines for wireless applications .
• 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. ...
• Beginning WAP provides a complete tutorial in the creation of WAP applications using the two languages defined for the purpose: WML, the Wireless Markup Language, and its companion WMLScript. ...
• The straightforward clear presentation and language, excellent index, and simple explanations make this book a winner. ... If you are getting into WML or a longtime pro, I highly recommend this book as the one to not only explain the language, but also to keep on your desk as THE reference. ...

• commenced development of a utility that would facilitate building wireless web sites. It was decided that the best way to reach every device (that is, WML, HDML and HTML) was to create a brand new language with the features of each wireless markup language. Additionally, this language must be robust enough to deliver not only the right language, but the right content - as each wireless device has its own form factor, screen size, and bugs. ...
• To that end, WAX was born (originally KGML - the Kargo Generic Markup Language), as well as XSLT stylesheets to translate the WAX language into different wireless markup languages. Features were then added to support dynamic text and image selection, so each device could get custom content with regard to the type of device, the family of devices, or the preferred language of the user. A device registry was also created to catalog all wireless devices and their capabilities.
• Explosion of devices: the number of new wireless devices is extraordinary. ...
• Proliferation of transcoders: it seems that everyone who wants to compete in the wireless space came up with their own way to do it. ...
• Technology uncertainty: since the wireless arena is changing every day, it doesn't make sense to try to explore each and every wireless technological niche. ...
• It's tough to say what the future will hold for wireless devices. What technology will prevail? Will there be a convergence in markup languages? Will there be a convergence in device form factors and capabilities? For many of these issues we may need to just wait and see. ...
• Creating a complete catalog of handheld wireless devices, and their capabilities: this will enable wireless application developers to concentrate on applications, and not devices.
• Building custom WAX tags: since WAX is an "abstract" language, coming up with new metaphors for wireless content will make building wireless applications faster, and make using them easier.

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• BREW | J2ME | Palm | Pocket PC/WinCE | Protocols/Standards | Other Wireless/Mobile .
• •VZ Wireless, Nextel Play Hardball Over Spectrum License    February 26, 2004.
• Newest Wireless J2ME Articles.
• Discover how to optimize your J2ME code for performance where it counts using the Wireless Toolkit Profiler Utility.
• JXTA—A Messaging System for Wireless Java.
• JXTA for Wireless Java Programmers.
• Highlighted Wireless J2ME Tutorials.
• Java is now known primarily as a server-side programming environment; however, it was originally promoted as a programming language for consumer appliances. ...
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• XHTML is the best wireless dev tool.
• The focus for much of wireless development so far has been on wireless Internet technologies like WAP 1. x and Wireless Markup Language (WML), which present content to the mobile users adhering to the bandwidth and memory limitations of mobile devices. ...
• But as wireless networks evolve towards high data rates and packet data capabilities, and mobile devices become more capable in terms of the display, memory, battery, and networking capabilities, more versatile content-authoring languages like XHTML (specifically XHTML Basic) are being employed to take advantage of the new opportunities. XHTML provides an integration point for both wireless and wired Internet content. ...
• 0, the next-generation WAP standard, includes XHTML Basic as the WAP markup language, replacing the WML used in earlier versions. Let's look at the advantages of XHTML for wireless Web development. ...
• 1) and adds modularity and enforces strict adherence to language rules--which are, of course, the basic characteristics of XML. Strict enforcement of language syntax is particularly significant from a wireless applications point of view, as we'll see in a little while. ...
• XHTML provides better content presentation abilities for the smaller screens of wireless devices. ...
• XHTML mobile profile basically extends XHTML Basic with modules, elements, and attributes to provide a richer authoring language for resource-constrained Web clients that do not support the full set of XHTML features, like mobile phones, PDAs, pagers, and set-top boxes. ...
•  XHTML is the best wireless dev tool.
•  More on why XHTML works well for wireless.

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• Wireless Markup Language .
• Aimed at the novice Web designer or developer, Beginning WAP, WML, and WMLScript is an approachable and effective introduction to the standards that you'll need to learn to start building wireless Web applications and Web sites for the next generation of cellular telephones and Internet devices.
• Two of the book's stronger features are the clear and understandable presentation style, and the hands-on focus on what works and doesn't in Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) development. Very little knowledge on the part of the reader is assumed, so that all of the basics of what WAP is and how the Wireless Markup Language (WML) makes use of XML to deliver content to cell phones are explained thoroughly. ...
• ) The book also looks at the fundamentals of WMLScript, the wireless scripting language that's based on JavaScript/ECMAScript. ...
• Designed to give you what you need to understand and use today's wireless standards, Beginning WAP is a good place to get a handle on creating content and software for a new generation of wireless devices that'll transform the Internet as we know it. ...
• Introduction to the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) .
• Survey of markup languages (SGML, XML, and XHTML) .
• Wireless Markup Language (WML) tutorial .
• Usability guidelines for wireless applications .
• 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. ...
• Beginning WAP provides a complete tutorial in the creation of WAP applications using the two languages defined for the purpose: WML, the Wireless Markup Language, and its companion WMLScript. ...
• The straightforward clear presentation and language, excellent index, and simple explanations make this book a winner. ... If you are getting into WML or a longtime pro, I highly recommend this book as the one to not only explain the language, but also to keep on your desk as THE reference. ...
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• Corrections to Chapter 23 of The XML Bible, The Wireless Markup Language .

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• BREW | J2ME | Palm | Pocket PC/WinCE | Protocols/Standards | Other Wireless/Mobile Click Here .
• •VZ Wireless, Nextel Play Hardball Over Spectrum License    February 26, 2004.
• Newest Wireless/Mobile Articles.
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• How do you get content to mobile devices? One solution is to use WML (Wireless Markup Language). In this first of a series of articles, learn the background of the wireless application protocol (WAP), how it works, and what you need to get started using it with WML.
• Java is now known primarily as a server-side programming environment; however, it was originally promoted as a programming language for consumer appliances. ...
• BREW development is one of the key areas currently catching the attention of developers targeting wireless platforms. ...

• Wireless Internet.
• The Wireless Intranet Part III  .
• WML, the Language of the Wireless Web.
• Another language to learn? Great, you must be thinking, just what I need. While it's true that coding for wireless devices means learning a new set of tags, don't fret. Wireless Markup Language (WML), one part of the Wireless Applications Protocol (WAP), isn't a completely new paradigm. ...
• This is the third part of our series on the wireless intranet. We'll look at the evolution of WML, aiming to provide a context for developers who are now learning the language. ...
• "The intent was to develop a specification that would help people access and deliver content from the Internet on their wireless devices," Goldman explains. ...
• The forum saw early on that HTML, the language of the Web, was impractical for the unique limitations of wireless devices. A new language was necessary. As Goldman says, "WML was developed as a specific markup language to accommodate several of the nuances, or peculiarities, or strengths, of the wireless device: limited screen size, limited RAM, limited ROM, latency of delivery, irregular coverage areas, one-finger navigation, and a number of other peculiarities of the wireless world. ...
• The Logic of WML The result was the language we have now, one designed to offer the most clarity and content with the least amount of hassle or download time. ...
• "When content is written for a wireless device," Goldman says, "it must be structured in such a way that it appears on a small screen in a logical fashion, so that you can drill down in menus quickly. ...
• Goldman likes to compare the differences between traditional Web surfing and wireless use to the differences between a buffet and room service. ... But the wireless Web is more like room service: you select from a limited menu, then your request is delivered. ...

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• WAP:  (Wireless Application Protocol) is a standard for delivering desktop applications to mobile operating systems and wireless devices. ...
• WML:  (Wireless Markup Language) is WAP's markup language much like HTML is WWW's. WML is a DTD (Document Type Definition) of XML (eXtensible Markup Language) so it is tag based like HTML.
• XML:  (eXtensible Markup Language) allows both the meaning and content of data to be encapsulated in a document. ...

• WML - Wireless Mark up Language.
• The Wireless Mark up Language is the WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) equivalent to HTML (Hyper Text Mark up Language) used to construct web pages for a WAP device.

• Wireless Internet.
• 0 - Is VoiceXML the Right Tool for You? - Introduction to SALT (Part 5) - VoiceXML Developer Tools Roundup Review: Telera DeVXchange (Part II) - Introduction to CCXML, Part V - Evaluating Natural Language Dialogs - Review: Oracle 9iAS Mobile Studio (Part I) - Review: GetVocal SDK - Next Gen Customer Communication Platform - Review: VoiceGenie Technologies Genie IDE - VoiceXML Quick Start Guide - Review: IBM WebSphere Voice Toolkit Part 2 - Evaluating the Benefits of vXML for eBusiness --> .
•  An Introduction to XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) XBRL (short for eXtensible Business Reporting Language) is an XML-based standard for handling corporate financial information. ...
• NET to Manipulate XML Files XML Stylesheet Transformations (XSLT) is defined as a language for transforming source XML documents into other document formats using XML Path Language (XPath) as a query language. ...
• XML XSL by Jan Egil Refsnes XSL is the stylesheet language of XML. ...

• Voice Extensible Markup Language (VXML).
• The companies are hoping that the new language, VXML, will become a standard for voice commands to the Internet. ...
• Wireless Markup Language (WML).
• The new XML vocabulary from the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) provides "a markup language based on XML and is intended for use in specifying content and user interface for narrowband devices, including cellular phones and pagers. ...
• Wireless Application Protocol. Wireless Markup Language Specification Version 1. ...
• Already the SABRE Group, IBM, and Nokia "are working on a real-time, interactive service -- delivered via mobile phone utilizing the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP), a new open industry standard for mobile Internet -- that will allow travelers to initiate flight changes and even receive updates from airlines anywhere, anytime. ...
• Project Panama will remove the limitations of retrieving Web-based material by automatically translating the HTML- or XML-based format of Internet content to the languages understood by wireless devices. Utilizing protocols including Wireless Access Protocol (WAP), Project Panama will enable access to all existing Web content through mobile devices.
• Real Estate Listing Markup Language (RELML).
• The XML based RELML (Real Estate Listing Markup Language) specification has gained momentum this week as HomeSeekers. ...

• The item's you've listed fall (roughly) into three categories: Markup Languages, Programming Languages / Environments Enabling Technologies Here's breakdown with a brief description of each. (This list is by no means a canonical list - it's just the ones listed below) Markup Languages HDML - Handheld Device Markup Language The "grandfather" of WML, this is a proprietary language from Unwired Planet (aka Phone. ... WML - Wireless Markup Language The markup language of WAP v1. x and v2, it is an XML-based language. ... DHTML - Dynamic HMTL Popular on the Web for dynamic content, it is not used in wireless, nor is it expected to be. ... Enabling Technologies XML - Extensible Markup Language A "universal format" for structured documents and data, it is not a language in itself, but rather the technology that describes the use of a DTD and it's associated markup language. WSL - Wireless Session Layer WAP's wireless "equivalent" of TCP. ... htm in the "Wireless Application Environment Overview". ... "The Wireless Web". -- Mark Cohen Software Development Project Manager, Wireless Division Infinite Technologies, an AVT company http://www. ... From the persceptive of a person who sits between the business owner and the programmer, I would like to know how i find a nice diagram with lots of little boxes and arrows, that tags language with function.

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• WML (Wireless Markup Language), formerly called HDML (Handheld Devices Markup Languages), is a language that allows the text portions of Web pages to be presented on cellular telephones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) via wireless access. WML is part of the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) that is being proposed by several vendors to standards bodies. The Wireless Application Protocol works on top of standard data link protocols, such as Global System for Mobile communication, code-division multiple access, and time division multiple access, and provides a complete set of network communication programs comparable to and supportive of the Internet set of protocols. ...
• WML is an open language offered royalty-free. ... com, any programmer with working knowledge of HTML, common gateway interface, and Structured Query Language should be able to write a presentation layer using WML. ...
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• Hypertext Markup Language.
• Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is a format to describe and contain data used for Web pages. ...
• vector graphic shapes, images and text) using Extensible Markup Language (XML) instead of using an array of pixel values. ...
• Other agents might manipulate the text in interesting ways such as translating the text into another language, so the same image file can be used on alternate language versions of your site. ...
• Wireless Markup Language.
• Wireless Markup Language (WML) is a markup language for displaying content on wireless devices such as cell phones and personal data assistants (PDA). As Internet capable cell phones, pda's, and other wireless devices proliferate, designing sites to display on these devices has become increasingly important.
• WML is similar is many respects to HTML, however it is a much simpler language with fewer features. ... Since the available bandwidth to and memory of wireless devices is quite small in comparison to a personal computer, all of the content and code used to display it must fit into as small a data stream as possible.
• While similar to HTML, WML is actually a use-specific XML language and thus follows the rules for that language specification. It is also at the heart of the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP), another specification that determines how applications interface with and exchange data over wireless networks.
• Extensible Hypertext Markup Language.
• Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML) is essentially HTML, the primary language for displaying Web pages, recreated using the more robust Extensible Markup Language (XML). It was designed to replace HTML, overcome several limitations of that language, and provide a way for XML parsing software to read HTML pages more efficiently.
• Extensible Markup Language.

• Wireless Markup Language - WML.
• The Wireless Application Protocol is a standard for providing Internet connectivity and advanced telephony services on digital mobile phones and other handheld wireless devices.
• WAP essentially consists of a transport protocol, a scripting language and a markup language known as the Wireless Markup Language (WML). ...
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• WML: Wireless Markup Language.

• Websign Markup Language Supports Ubiquitous, Location-Aware Computing.
• Researchers in Hewlett-Packard's CoolTown research program are developing a "Websign" application for wireless devices which combines the advantages of wireless technology and ubiquitous computing "to provide a transparent linkage between the physical world and resources available on the Web. " The websign technology "uses commonly available Internet-enabled wireless devices such as PDAs or smart phones equipped with client software, a positioning system such as GPS, and a digital compass to visualize services for physical entities. ... The Websign Markup Language (WsML), an XML application, is used to express the binding semantics: the Web servers host WsML for mobile devices to download over a cellular wireless connection. ... " WsML, similar to Geography Markup Language (GML), "provides a compact format for transmitting binding information over a low-bandwidth wireless network. ...
• For a number of reasons, the development team "chose to define a new, simple markup language instead of using the, another XML application, to bind complex geospatial areas to URLs. ... WsML is still an evolving format, and keeping it compact requires restricting the core language to a bare minimum. ...
• See also: "Geography Markup Language (GML)" - Main reference page. ...
• MIT Press Publishes Markup Languages: Theory and Practice Volume 2, Number 3.
• Telecommunications Markup Language Application Supports DSL Service Provisioning OSS Interconnection.

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