Re: Wap Client?
Meredydd <[email protected]> Sun, 18 Jul 2004 20:38:45 +0100
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(CCing this to the project mailing list) Hello, On Sunday 18 July 2004 04:21, you wrote: > Heya ^_^ I've got my own WAP site I host, and I was wondering if you > could send me the JAD and JAR files for your latest project? I'm not sure, from this message, exactly what you want. Your subject line talks about the WAP client, which hasn't been developed on for a while now. Although it can be resurrected if there is demand, it wouldn't be quite that easy to integrate into your WAP site - it's written with Java servlets, so you'd probably have to run a separate daemon (Jakarta Tomcat or some such) to host that if you wanted to run it yourself. I'd be happy to help out with that if you wanted, though. Be aware, of course, that the WAP client on its own is not sufficient - it is also necessary to have an EB core running. There's also EBME, the mobile client which runs locally on the device, written in J2ME (which is what your "JAR and JAD" comment indicated). It communicates with the EB core via a gateway daemon which speaks a simpler, less powerful but considerably lower-bandwidth protocol to the client device, and full-size GUIcomms to the core. So, with EBME, not only do you need an EB core, you also need the EBME server daemon running on a gateway machine. Both are available in Subversion, and I have prebuilt (but now somewhat outdated) binaries of the client if you want. Meredydd