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Illustrations
8 Figure 1 The WAP Programming Model
8 Figure 2 The WAP Protocol Stack
10 Figure 3 WAP Protocols Conserve Wireless Bandwidth
14 Figure 4 The Future Of Content Development
Executive Summary
WAP specification.
fully interoperable.
(www.wapforum.org).
their hand.
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environment.
devices.
goals:
formats.
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Forum.
product solutions.
specification.
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the results.
two vendors.
(ITU).
access.
Being air interface independent also
interfaces.
networks.
together.
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Ensure Interoperability
that minimum.
the marketplace.
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not be acceptable.
wireless subscriber.
solutions.
information.
constrained communication
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Less bandwidth
More latency
WAP Specification
Smaller displays
and standardization.
experience.
specification include:
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documents. WMLprovides a
new market.
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service utilization.
following functionality:
or forwarding it to voicemail.
on screen.
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power.
WAPs WTPsolution also means that
users.
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provides.
functionality.
overhead.
Enables Application
Development Using Existing
Tools
Web developers will find it easy to
develop WAP applications since the
WAPProgramming model closely
follows the existing WWW
development model. WMLis a tagbased document language specified as
an XMLdocument type. As such,
existing XMLauthoring tools, as well
as many HTMLdevelopment
environments, can be used to develop
WMLapplications.
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interface benefits.
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handsets to subscribers.
developers include:
market of information-hungry
network.
Internet services.
manufacturers can:
based services.
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advantages of operating in an
functionality.
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WAP-enabled.
Over-The-Air-Provisioning (OTAP)
Persistent Storage
Location Services
Network Management
of applications.
Broadcast Services
IMT-2000 (3G) Multimedia
Capabilities
Corporate Data Access
WAP-enabled browser.
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Conclusion
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