Hello, I am trying to write an application that is accessible from a pc (browser) as well as a WAP device. I have a working prototype for the PC (without using jetspeed), that displays user data using HTML frames, since there are multiple types of data to be displayed. Each frame is essentially a jsp page. Clicking on one of the buttons takes the user to another jsp page where the user can edit his/her data for that page and save the changes. This page then refreshes. The jsps access EJBs to get/update user data from a database.
I want to replicate this so that the user can have this functionality on a WAP device. I'm curently testing with the Nokia WAP simulator and the Openwave Simulator. My current strategy is that I get xml data from the EJBs, and using XSLTs, I can convert this data to either HTML or WML, depending on the device type. I use Xalan to do this conversion. I can display one card at a time on a WAP device and all the three frames at once on the PC browser. THE PROBLEM: How can I get user input on a WAP device? To ellaborate - if a user clicks the edit option on a WAP device, how do I redirect the user to a page that will show a form for him to input the required data? After the user selects the save option, how do I call my EJB that will save this information to a database and display the new page on the WAP device? Whew ... I hope all this information is at least a wee bit understandable. :-) Hoping to get some ideas from my fellow developers. Thanks, Vipul. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
