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How to create a connection Client/Server more fast?

 
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Hi all,

I would like know how to create Client/Server more fast.
So far, I use a connection HTTP between my J2ME application and my Server.
I use kXML to parse my XML document.Now I would like enhance the speed to trying another way.
It seems that we can use WBXML(Binary compression of XML) to do it.

Does anybody help me to use WBXML or give me any information about WBXML.

Thank you in advance

OULD
 
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This techtip may help you: http://java.sun.com/developer/J2METechTips/2002/tt0325.html#tip2

If you're sending images, you can also look at JAI to turn an image from 24 bit to 8 bit color, significantly (3x) decreasing its size.
 
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Thank you Moore for your help.

Your doc and link will be usefull for me.
I would like know statically how many seconds I can earn comparable with a classic parser.

OULD
 
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