| Publisher | Sun Microsystems | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | HTML | Date added | 01 Feb 2002 |
| Topics | J2EE, Wireless, Java | ||
| Downloads | 46 | ||
Development of wireless application is not usually limited to the client. Typically, it is a full-blown client-server project. This paper looks not only at the client-side development of a wireless application, but also the server-side, as a complete end-to-end application. This paper uses the Java Smart Ticket Demo developed by the Sun Java Blueprints program as example.
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