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Last Updated: Nov 26, 2001

Although WAP/WML has not proven very successful, wireless application development is still an important goal for many businesses. Below are some resources to highlight the pros and cons of wireless and how middleware can help.
>>	Ask expert Silvano Maffeis your wireless or JMS questions.
>>	Discuss how your company is using wireless applications in our Best Practices forum.

What is Wireless JMS Middleware?

(26 Nov 2001)

In this paper, Dr. Silvano Maffeis, CTO, Softwired cites the problems with wireless platforms based on markup-languages and offers a Java-based solution. He introduces Wireless JMS and discusses how Softwired approaches this technology with their iBus products.

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NEWS:
>>	Middleware meets wireless boom (SearchMiddleware) 04 Oct 2001
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>>	IT is lukewarm to wireless commerce apps (eWeek) 19 Mar 2001
>>	Legacy goes wireless (Application Development Trends) 15 Mar 2001


LINKS:
>>	Best Web Links-->XML-->Implementations -->WAP/Wireless
>>	Best Web Links-->Messaging Technologies-->Mobile and Wireless Middleware
>>	Best Web Links-->Messaging Technologies-->Java Messaging


ADVICE:
>>	A wireless rationale for XHTML TIP :Ed Tittel discusses another reason why making the move to XHTML makes sense -- wireless technology.
>>	What are the benefits of installing middleware on mobile devices? ASK THE EXPERTS :What benefits do I get by installing middleware on mobile devices?
>>	What benefits do I get from mobile message-oriented-middleware? ASK THE EXPERTS :What benefits do I get from mobile message-oriented-middleware, in particular?
>>	A brief synopsis on wireless JMS ASK THE EXPERTS :Can you briefly explain what Wireless JMS is?


VENDORS:
>>	Vendor Directory-->Communications-->Mobile & Wireless


BOOKS:
>>	Professional JMS Programming Price: $ 49.99 use the Java Message Service (JMS) to create robust, asynchronous, loosely-coupled Java applications. It covers both the ...

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