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WAP browser and J2ME

 
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Hello,
I have read that J2ME can integrated with the WAP browsers to allow unloading Java applications from WAP places.
Is it true?
Regards, Victoria.
 
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Sure, that's possible, but it's up to the device vendor to build in that kind of functionality. The MIDP specifies that HTTP must be available, which means a device could use HTTP to download a JAR file containing MIDlets, and that the HTTP could be done using WAP as the transport layer.....
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