List of Figures

2-1 Wireless Development Path

4-1 The Service Manager (Partial View)

4-2 The Navigation Path

4-3 Entering the Notification Information for an Application

4-4 The Input Parameters Screen

4-5 Adding an Input Parameter

4-6 The Async Information Screen

4-7 The Built-In Parameters Screen

4-8 Setting the Caching Information

4-9 The Additional Info. Page of the Application Creation Wizard

4-10 Entering the Basic Information for a J2ME MIDlet

4-11 Specifying the Deliverable Contents

4-12 Selecting Devices for the Deliverable Contents

4-13 Entering Additional Information for the MIDlet Application

4-14 The Basic Info. Screen of the Application Creation Wizard

4-15 The Caching Information Screen of the Application Creation Wizard

4-16 The Input Parameters Screen of the Application Creation Wizard

4-17 The Basic Info. Screen for Editing Applications

4-18 Editing a J2ME Application

4-19 The Browse Notifications Screen

4-20 The Basic Information Screen of the Master Notification Creation Wizard

4-21 Setting the Trigger Conditions

4-22 The Message Template Screen

4-23 The Basic Info. Screen for Editing a Notification

4-24 The Browse Data Feeders Screen

4-25 The Basic Info. Screen of the Data Feeder Creation Wizard

4-26 The Browse Preset Definitions Screen

4-27 The Create Preset Definition Screen

4-28 The Browsing Screen for J2ME Web Services

4-29 Registering a J2ME Web Service

4-30 Generating Stub Classes

4-31 Viewing the Method Details of the J2ME Web Service

5-1 Simple Hello World Example

5-2 Samples Window

5-3 View Log Messages Window

5-4 Mobile Studio Log In Page (Partial View)

5-5 Registration Page (Partial View)

5-6 Page Portlets

5-7 Page Profile

5-8 Home Page

6-1 The User Profile Screen

6-2 The Applications Screen (Partial View)

6-3 The Create Folder Screen

6-4 Editing a Folder

6-5 The Edit Folder Screen

6-6 The Reorder Screen

6-7 The Confirmation Page

6-8 The Create Bookmark Screen

6-9 The Edit Bookmark Screen

6-10 The Short Names Screen

6-11 The Add Short Names Screen

6-12 A Notification-Enabled Application

6-13 The Detail Page for a Notification Application

6-14 The Add Notification Subscription Screen

6-15 Browsing Devices

6-16 Adding a New Phone

6-17 Validating a Phone

6-18 Creating a Fax

6-19 Creating an E-mail Device

6-20 Creating a Mobile Device (Partial View)

6-21 The Location Mark Screen (Partial View)

6-22 Creating a Location Mark

6-23 Selecting the Location Mark

6-24 Editing a Location Mark

6-25 Adding Location Awareness

6-26 The Location Awareness Authorization List

6-27 Selecting a Contact Rule from the Oracle Collaboration Suite

6-28 Selecting a Contact Rule from a Device

6-29 The Confirmation Page (from a Device)

6-30 The Application Customization Flow

7-1 Hello World Content on Mobile Devices

7-2 Cards Displayed on Mobile Telephones

7-3 Results of Formatting Example

7-4 Results of Tables and Basic Formatting Example

7-5 Results of SimpleAudio and SimpleSpeech Example

7-6 Results of Simple Navigation Example

7-7 Results of the E-mail Demo Example

7-8 Results of the Phone Call Demo Example

7-9 Results of FormExample.xml Example

7-10 Results of GuestBook.xml Example

7-11 Results of Profile.xml Example

7-12 Signature Capture Code Rendered on a Pocket PC 2000 Emulator

7-13 Results of SimpleBind, SimpleMatch and SimpleDisplay

10-1 OracleAS Wireless Messaging Architecture

10-2 Actionable Messages

10-3 Actionable Message Tutorial Opening Screen

10-4 Actionable Message Login

10-5 Invoking by Service Short Name

10-6 Invoking by Service-Associated Access Point

10-7 Menu Capability

10-8 Form Capability

10-9 Form Field with Select Options

10-10 Current Menu State

10-11 Current Form State

10-12 Multiple Commands in One Message

10-13 Parameter Separator

10-14 Driver Life cycle

10-15 Flow of Message and Status

10-16 Premium SMS Process

10-17 Reverse Charge SMS

11-1 Notification Flow

11-2 Notification Architecture

12-1 The Browsing Page for DRM Policies

12-2 Create a New Digital Rights Policy

12-3 Creating a New Digital Rights Policy

12-4 Associating a Digital Rights Policy with a J2ME Application

12-5 Entering the Basic Information for the MIDlet Application

12-6 Entering the Content Details

12-7 Selecting the Devices that Support the J2ME Application

12-8 Entering Additional Information for the J2ME Application

12-9 Morphing Service Example

13-1 Oracle Sensor Edge Server Architecture

13-2 Architecture of Streams Dispatcher

13-3 Driver Extension Class Map

13-4 Device Filter placement

14-1 Web Clipping Server Architecture Relative to OracleAS Wireless Core

14-2 Web Clipping Application

14-3 Detailed Web Clipping Server Architecture

14-4 Find a Web Clipping

14-5 Browse ORACLESTORE.ORACLE.COM in the Web Clipping Studio

14-6 Browse to the Content to Be Clipped

14-7 Divide the Page into Clippable Sections

14-8 Preview the Web Clipping in the Web Clipping Studio

14-9 Scrape the Web Clipping

14-10 Edit Clipping Attributes

14-11 Customize Form Input for a Web Clipping Application

14-12 Test the Web Clipping Application

14-13 Test the Web Clipping Application Input Value

14-14 Change the Input Value

14-15 Manage Web Clippings

14-16 Web Clipping Server Architecture Showing Importing a WIDL Definition File

14-17 Import from a WIDL Definition to a Web Clipping

14-18 Choose the WIDL Service to Import

14-19 Specify Default Values for Parameters

14-20 Applications Page with New Wireless Application Listed

14-21 Application Links Page with New Application Published

14-22 Wireless PDA Simulator Showing an Initial Value

14-23 Wireless PDA Simulator Shows the Results of a New Search

14-24 Custom Applications Downloads Page

15-1 Component Configuration Section of Wireless System Manager

15-2 Location Services Architecture

15-3 Location Services Page

15-4 Mobile Positioning Framework

15-5 Region Modeling Tool Interface

17-1 Billing Framework Architecture