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- Turn Your J2ME Mobile Devices into Web Service Clients by Jim White - [Clicks: 57]
If Web services are expanding within your enterprise, it might be time for you to look at all those mobile devices as potential clients of your Web services. Learn how to use the J2ME Web Service APIs to extend the enterprise to include J2ME devices with a simple example application.
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http://www.devx.com/wireless/Article/28046 - May, 2005 - Web Services with Java 2 Micro Edition by Mark Balbes - [Clicks: 55]
Web services have become all the rage. With the promise to ease interoperability and allow for large scale software collaboration over the internet by offering services through a language and platform independent XML-based interface. Web Services were discussed in a previous JNB article, "SOAP and Web Services" by Mark Volkmann . Of course, we don't want our J2ME applications to be left off the bandwagon. To our rescue comes JSR 172, the J2ME Web Services specification. Actually, the JSR includes two different and independent APIs, either or both of which can be available. The first API adds support for XML parsing that is a subset of JAXP functionality. XML parsing in J2ME will be the subject of a future Java News Brief. Our current interest is focused on web services.
http://www.ociweb.com/jnb/jnbApr2005.html - Apr, 2005
