Wireless Java Programming for Enterprise Applications: Mobile Devices Go Corporate
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DAN HARKEY is coauthor of the award-winning and bestselling books Client/Server Programming with Java and CORBA and Client/Server Survival Guide. Harkey is a cofounder of the client/server computing graduate program at San Jose State University, and he has more than twenty-four years of experience at IBM and in academia.
SHAN APPAJODU is a senior R&D engineer in the enterprise business unit of Borland Corporation and faculty at San Jose State University. Appajodu has more than seven years of experience in telecommunications and distributed computing environments.
MIKE LARKIN is a software engineer in IBM's storage systems division and is a member of the faculty at San Jose State University. Larkin has more than seven years of professional experience in a variety of wireless and enterprise systems-including J2ME, J2EE, and Web Services.
SHAN APPAJODU is a senior R&D engineer in the enterprise business unit of Borland Corporation and faculty at San Jose State University. Appajodu has more than seven years of experience in telecommunications and distributed computing environments.
MIKE LARKIN is a software engineer in IBM's storage systems division and is a member of the faculty at San Jose State University. Larkin has more than seven years of professional experience in a variety of wireless and enterprise systems-including J2ME, J2EE, and Web Services.
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Foreword.
Preface.
PART 1: TECHNOLOGIES FOR WIRELESS DEVICE COMPUTING.
Chapter 1. Introduction to Wireless Enterprise Applications.
Chapter 2. Wireless Devices: The Hardware Platforms.
Chapter 3. Wireless Devices: Networking Technologies.
Chapter 4. Wireless Devices: Service Technologies.
Chapter 5. Wireless Devices: Middleware.
Chapter 6. Wireless Devices: Content Delivery.
Chapter 7. Wireless Devices and Java.
PART 2: CORE WIRELESS DEVICE COMPUTING PROGRAMMING.
Chapter 8. Developing WML Applications.
Chapter 9. Introduction to MIDP Programming.
Chapter 10. Advanced MIDP Programming.
Chapter 11. Developing VoiceXML Applications.
Chapter 12. Your First Java Card Application.
PART 3: WIRELESS DEVICE PROGRAMMING MEETS THE ENTERPRISE.
Chapter 13. J2EE and Wireless Applications.
Chapter 14. Web Services for Wireless Devices.
Chapter 15. Transcoding and Personalization.
Chapter 16. XML Processing Using MIDP.
Chapter 17. Programming Strategies for MIDP.
PART 4: GRAND FINALE: CAMPUS PORTAL FOR WIRELESS DEVICES.
Chapter 18. Campus Portal for Wireless Devices.
Chapter 19. Campus Portal: A Look Under the Covers.
Chapter 20. The Enterprise Goes Wireless.
Where to Go for More Information.
Index.
Preface.
PART 1: TECHNOLOGIES FOR WIRELESS DEVICE COMPUTING.
Chapter 1. Introduction to Wireless Enterprise Applications.
Chapter 2. Wireless Devices: The Hardware Platforms.
Chapter 3. Wireless Devices: Networking Technologies.
Chapter 4. Wireless Devices: Service Technologies.
Chapter 5. Wireless Devices: Middleware.
Chapter 6. Wireless Devices: Content Delivery.
Chapter 7. Wireless Devices and Java.
PART 2: CORE WIRELESS DEVICE COMPUTING PROGRAMMING.
Chapter 8. Developing WML Applications.
Chapter 9. Introduction to MIDP Programming.
Chapter 10. Advanced MIDP Programming.
Chapter 11. Developing VoiceXML Applications.
Chapter 12. Your First Java Card Application.
PART 3: WIRELESS DEVICE PROGRAMMING MEETS THE ENTERPRISE.
Chapter 13. J2EE and Wireless Applications.
Chapter 14. Web Services for Wireless Devices.
Chapter 15. Transcoding and Personalization.
Chapter 16. XML Processing Using MIDP.
Chapter 17. Programming Strategies for MIDP.
PART 4: GRAND FINALE: CAMPUS PORTAL FOR WIRELESS DEVICES.
Chapter 18. Campus Portal for Wireless Devices.
Chapter 19. Campus Portal: A Look Under the Covers.
Chapter 20. The Enterprise Goes Wireless.
Where to Go for More Information.
Index.
