[...]... Acknowledgments Part I: Introduction Chapter 1 Mobile Commerce: Vi Opportunities Section 1.1 Mobile Commerce V Section 1.2 Mobile Technology Section 1.3 The Search for Kille Section 1.4 Mobile Commerce L Section 1.5 Summary Resources Chapter 2 J2ME: Is Mobile Java Section 2.1 Why Java? Section 2.2 The Java Community Section 2.3 Java Everywhere Section 2.4 Java 2 Micro Editio Section 2.5 Competing Technolo... also presents more than applications including the app grand prize in Nextel, Sun, an Table of wireless developer contest C • Contents Patterns and best practic mobile applications Emerging mobile "killer productivity and cost re "Smart client" applicati construction Advanced HTTP techni session tracking Overcoming hardware a Leading-edge mobile en Mobile databases and s XML and mobile web s Web Services... PocketPC Devices B.3 Installing Personal Profile on PocketPC Devices B.4 Run Java Applications on the PocketPC Device B.5 Summary Enterprise J2ME: Develop Applications By Michael Juntao Yuan Publisher : Prentice Hall PT Pub Date : October 23, 2003 ISBN : 0-13-140530-6 Pages : 480 Slots : 1.0 J2ME offers an extraordinari for developing mobile applic performance, reliability, and developer Michael Yuan cov... Resources Chapter 18 Case Study: Mobile Clients for Location-Based Services 18.1 Location-Based Services 18.2 Microsoft MapPoint Web Services 18.3 MapPoint J2ME Clients 18.4 Enhancing the Driving Directions Application 18.5 Summary Resources Part VI: Advanced Mobile Security Chapter 19 Mobile Security for Enterprise 19.1 What Is Advanced Mobile Security? 19.2 Lightweight Mobile Cryptography Toolkits 19.3... Beyond SMS: The IM Section 9.6 SIP-Based IM Appli Section 9.7 Summary Resources Chapter 10 Enterprise Messaging Section 10.1 Mobile Enterprise Section 10.2 Introducing the JMS Section 10.3 Mobile JMS from i Section 10.4 The IBM WebSphe Section 10.5 Summary Resources Part IV: Mobile Databases and Synch Chapter 11 Mobile Database for Section 11.1 Database on the Go Section 11.2 Introducing JDBC Section... applicati construction Advanced HTTP techni session tracking Overcoming hardware a Leading-edge mobile en Mobile databases and s XML and mobile web s Web Services Optional New options for mobile Enterprise J2ME: Develop Applications By Michael Juntao Yuan Publisher : Prentice Hall PT Pub Date : October 23, 2003 Table of ISBN : 0-13-140530-6 • Contents Pages : 480 Slots : 1.0 Copyright About Prentice Hall... Section 17.6 Summary Resources Chapter 18 Case Study: Mobile C Services Section 18.1 Location-Based Se Section 18.2 Section 18.3 Section 18.4 Section 18.5 Resources Microsoft MapPoin MapPoint J2ME Cl Enhancing the Driv Summary Part VI: Advanced Mobile Security Chapter 19 Mobile Security for E Section 19.1 What Is Advanced Section 19.2 Lightweight Mobile Section 19.3 Bouncy Castle Ligh Section 19.4 The... The Impatient User Section 7.6 Summary Resources Part III: Mobile Messaging Applicati Chapter 8 Email and PIM Section 8.1 Basics of Email Section 8.2 Introducing Mail4M Section 8.3 The JavaPhone API Section 8.4 The PDA Optional P Section 8.5 Commercial Email a Section 8.6 Corporate Portal Se Section 8.7 Summary Resources Chapter 9 Converged Mobile P2P Section 9.1 Introducing the Wire Section 9.2 WMA... Section 11.12 Summary Resources Chapter 12 Mobile Databases for Section 12.1 PointBase Micro E Section 12.2 The Oracle J2ME S Section 12.3 The IBM DB2e Fas Section 12.4 Summary Resources Chapter 13 Database Synchroniza Section 13.1 Synchronization an Section 13.2 PointBase UniSync Section 13.3 IBM DB2 Everypla Section 13.4 iAnywhere Solutio Section 13.5 Oracle9i Mobile S Section 13.6 The Synchronized C... Section 14.4 Using Simplicity fo Section 14.5 Summary Resources Part V: XML and Mobile Web Servic Chapter 15 XML for Small Devic Section 15.1 What Is XML? Section 15.2 Challenges for Sma Section 15.3 XML Parsing Mod Section 15.4 Introducing Amazo Section 15.5 Amazon Services v Section 15.6 Amazon Services v Section 15.7 A Mobile RSS Clie Section 15.8 Summary Resources Chapter 16 SOAP Web Services Section . Killer Mobile Applications 1.4 Mobile Commerce Landscape 1.5 Summary Resources Chapter 2. J2ME: Is Mobile Java Ready for Enterprise? 2.1 Why Java? . on PocketPC Devices B.4 Run Java Applications on the PocketPC Device B.5 Summary Enterprise J2ME: Developing Mobile Java Applications By Michael Juntao