This paper describes and evaluates the client applications that were built and reviews the experience of building wireless Java applications for the Palm, discusses the user interface alternatives evaluated, and presents a general mechanism for calling Palm OS functions. It concludes with some observations about wireless clients in enterprise applications.
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