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This book is an example of a unique partnership of motivated, technical teammates and would-be competitors coming together to develop a real 'how to' book on the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP).... [The authors are all actively working in the wireless and Internet industry, on the 'front line,' helping to develop and deliver services to customers using a new wireless Internet standard. ... [They have produced] a WAP reference that will become required reading for anyone planning to create applications, author content, or deliver or deploy services to wireless devices." - From the Foreword by Gregory G. Williams, Chairman of the WAP Forum

The mobile Internet builds on a radical shift in the way we work, play, and communicate, extending traditional Internet and Web services to wireless devices such as cellular phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs). This book is about the mobile Internet, the technology that powers it, and how to write content and applications for this new environment. It is both a tutorial and a reference for two major audiences: content and application developers who need clear, technical details to guide their work, and business strategists and service planners who need to understand what drives the mobile Internet and where it is heading. Covering WAP 1.2, this book sets the standard for WAP resources.

• Part One introduces the mobile Internet and describes how it is shaping new business models, partnerships, and competition.
• Part Two introduces WAP, the mobile Internet standard defined to address user interface and network challenges peculiar mobile devices.
• Part Three shows how to apply WAP standards to implement mobile content and services and includes coverage of the Wireless Markup Language (WML), the Wireless Binary Extensible Markup Language (WBXML), and the WMLScript language. It also includes an extensive discussion of how to ensure usability for applications running in the restricted mobile Internet environment.
• Part Four explains how to build and deploy advanced, sophisticated WAP services, with coverage of WAP User Agent Profiles, capabilities for push messaging, and the Wireless Telephony Application (WTA) environment for bridging data and voice environments.
• Part Five concludes the book by discussing the future of the mobile Internet and WAP's role in it.

The authors work for companies around the world that are participating in different aspects of the mobile Internet-including handsets, infrastructure, content, and services. The authors are all active WAP forum participants and leaders. In this book, they bring together their expert knowledge and experience along with a worldwide perspective.

678 pages