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Java Tutorials : WAP builds Java applications
| If your company already relies on multitiered enterprise Java applications, then you may be closer to a wireless future than you think. By outlining a sample application, this article shows you how to connect your existing enterprise Java infrastructure to a wireless network with minimal investment in equipment and labor. Using existing EJBs, modified servlets, and new WML and WMLScript pages makes the process a snap. |  |
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