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I've made a 3k package which allows you to do what
you want to do here. It was originally written for the NTT docomo i-mode
(with an app size limit of 10K), but since that uses the CLDC, you should be
able to easily adapt it to your needs. It's bare bones, and not compliant
with anything. In fact, it's never been used in production, but....It's
free & open source :-). Contact me offlist if you'd like a
copy.
--Jason
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 10:11
PM
Subject: Re: SOAP in handheld
devices
There is an implementation of SOAP for handheld
devices....
It is open source, and is available
at
Hope that it helps.
With Warm Regards,
Paramdeep
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, February 05, 2002 10:38
PM
Subject: SOAP in handheld devices
Hi all,
Can you SOAP experts help me out.. I have a
hand held device (basically a bar code reader) which needs to send real time
data to weblogic server. device reads some information and then it has
to connect to iPlanet web server, which in turn puts the data into Oracle
databse. Device is not allowed to open raw sockets to servers and has to
talk to web server through HTTP. It makes sense to have aSOAP service runnin
on iplanet and hand held device sends data in SOAP packets which are then
ransfered by webservice to databse. As fas as good. Now has any of you used
this kind of thing in real time applications?? Also how can I make my hand
held device (CLDC) to transmit SOAP packets....Any comments are
welcome
Regards.
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