Oracle Application Server Wireless Administrator's Guide -- Index

access control, 5-20, 10-6

adapters

creating, 7-14

deleting, 7-15

editing, 7-15

setting init parameters, 7-15

setting input parameters, 7-18

Address Book

configuration parameters, 8-8

configuring, 8-7

connecting with the Oracle Collaboration Suite, 8-8

linking to, 8-12

output parameters, 8-15

overview, 8-7

alerts

basing on an existing master alert, 5-31

creating, 5-30

entering basic information, 5-30

moving, 5-32

setting trigger conditions for, 5-31

API scan policies

associating with an application link, 5-15

creating, 7-30

application link categories

creating, 5-26

application links

certifying APIs, 5-15

creating, 5-10

debugging, 5-16

description, 5-1

editing, 5-15

moving, 5-19

testing on a phone simulator, 5-16

viewing application links from the User Manager, 4-15

Applications Setup, 8-3

AppsFramework Adapter

setting input parameters, 7-20

AQ (Advanced Queuing), 13-6

ASPs

creating for PIM applications, 8-60

Async applications

adding to an application link category, 5-26

configuring, 9-19

Async Listener

adjusting the working threads, 13-7

configuring, 3-45

configuring Messaging Server client, 3-45

authentication

through email, 10-9

through SMS, 10-9

through voice, 10-10

through WAP, 10-9

authentication dynamics

wireless single sign-on, 11-3 to 11-7

Billing Integration Framework

configuring, 3-35

Biz Directory application

input parameters, 8-63

linking to, 8-64

overview, 8-62

bookmarks

creating, 5-17

description, 5-2

moving, 5-19

Calendar application

configuration parameters, 8-19

connecting to the Oracle Collaboration Suite, 8-19

input call parameters, 8-22

linking to, 8-21

output parameters, 8-23

overview, 8-19

required software, 8-19

clustering configuration

configuring OC4J, 14-3

configuring OHS, 14-2

configuring OPMN, 14-2

Communication Data Privacy, 10-1

configuring Messaging Server client, 3-45

configuring the multimedia adaptation services, 3-43

Content Manager

assigning a DRM policy to a J2ME application link, 5-11

assigning objects to a user group, 5-21

creating application link categories, 5-26

creating bookmarks, 5-17

creating folders, 5-7

debugging an application link, 5-16

editing application links, 5-15

editing folders, 5-10

publishing objects, 5-20

search functions, 5-5

testing application links, 5-16

Content Manager search functions, 5-5

DAS

user management, 16-5

Data Feeder processes, 13-8

database connections

optimizing, 13-10

device mapping, 7-4

devices

cloning, 7-11

creating, 7-5

determining encoding, 15-4

searching, 7-5

viewing from User Manager, 4-16

Directory application

configuration parameters, 8-25

linking to, 8-32

output parameters, 8-32

overview, 8-25

Directory Integration Platform (DIP) serve, 10-11

downloading repository objects, 3-55

Driving Directions application

input call parameters, 8-66

input parameters, 8-65

linking to, 8-66

overview and required software, 8-65

Driving Directions applications

output parameters, 8-68

DRM policies

associating a policiy with a J2ME application, 5-11

Count DRM policy and Interval DRM policy, 7-25

creating, 7-26

creating a customized pacakage, 7-28

creating the ORDL (Open Digital Rights Language) document, 7-28

Fax application

configuration parameters, 8-34

linking to, 8-36

output parameters, 8-38

required third-party software, 8-32

sample cover page, 8-33

folders

assigning rendering options to, 5-9

configuring sorting order and display, 3-39

creating, 5-7

creating with the Content Manager, 5-6

editing, 5-10

selecting sorting options, 5-9

use with application links, 5-2

Form Filler application

configuring mappings, 8-77

configuring the guessing heuristics, 8-76

input call parameters, 8-81

input parameters, 8-80

linking to, 8-81

overview, 8-75

Foundation Manager

accessing, 7-3

cloning a device, 7-11

creating a device, 7-5

creating a digital rights (DRM) policy, 7-26

creating adapters, 7-14

creating API scan policies, 7-30

searching for a device, 7-5

headings

H2 Head2, 13-2

Home page

configuring the proxy server and entry points, 3-7

process management, 3-6

viewing log files, 3-6

HTTP adapter, in wireless single sign-on, 11-2

HTTP header names

configuring, 3-39

HTTP headers

device mapping, 7-4

HTTPS, 10-14

security in LAN gateway, 10-14

security in LAN gateways, 10-14

Instant Messaging

overview, 8-44

Instant Messaging application

configuration parameters, 8-44

linking to, 8-46

required third-party software, 8-44

Integrating, 16-16

J2ME applications

assigning DRM policies to, 5-11

JVM

optimizing performance, 13-11

languages

availablity, 4-14

setting display, 4-14

listeners

configuring, 3-40

locale detection

Accept Language header, 15-1

PAlocale, 15-1

localization, 4-14

Location Picker application

input call parameters, 8-70

input parameters, 8-69

linking to, 8-70

output parameters, 8-72

overview, 8-68

software requirements, 8-69

Mail application

configuration parameters, 8-47

input call parameters, 8-52

linking to, 8-52

overview, 8-47

Maps application

input call parameters, 8-74

input parameter, 8-73

linking to, 8-73

output parameter, 8-75

overview, 8-73

master applications

input parameters, 7-18

m-Commerce applications

APIs, 8-75

overview, 8-75

messaging

configuration, 9-21

Messaging Server

configuring, 3-50

Messaging Server client

adjusting the thread pool size, 13-8

configuring for the Async Listener, 3-45

configuring for the Notification Engine, 3-48

Mobile Application Framework Adapter

modifying, 7-21

Mobile Studio

accessing, 6-3

adding a locale, 6-5

adding a sample application, 6-8

adding new locales, 6-6

administration, 6-4

algorithm for resolving locales, 6-7

configuring, 3-36, 6-2

enabling default locales, 6-5

finding a locale, 6-5

locales, 6-4

Sample Services, 6-8

mod_osso, 10-10, 11-7, 11-9

modules

configuring OMP URLs, 5-11

description, 5-2

moving objects with the Content Manager, 5-19

Multi-Channel Server

configuring, 3-37

multimedia adaptation services

configuring, 3-43

m-Wallet

extending, 8-100

non-repudiation, 10-21

Notification Engine

configuring, 3-47

configuring the Messaging Server client, 3-48

OID

integration with Wireless, 16-1

OMP URLs, 8-3

configuring for mobile applications, 5-11

Open Digital Rights Language (ORDL) documents, 7-28

opmn.xml

updating, 3-16

optimizing performance by increaseing heap size, 13-8

Oracle HTTP Server

optimizing performance, 13-9

Oracle Internet File System application

configuration parameters, 8-39

input call parameters, 8-41

linking to, 8-41

output parameters, 8-42

overview and required software, 8-39

OracleAS Portal

accessing Wireless, 16-16

partner applications

in wireless single sign-on, 11-5 to 11-7

PAsection parameter, 7-20

Payment application

capturing transactions, 8-89

configuring, 8-85

linking to, 8-86

overview, 8-84

Performance Monitor

configuring, 3-35

PIM

overview, 8-7

PIM applications

ASPs, 8-60

connecting to Microsoft Exchange Server and Lotus Domino Server, 8-59

PL/SQL procedures in applications, 7-16

Pocket PC devices

accessing the Wireless server from, 9-2

portlets

development, 16-17

PremiumSMS, 5-13, 5-25

processes

managing Web-based and standalone processes on the middle tier, 3-14

standalone, 3-15

standalone processes, 3-15

Web-based applications, 3-15

Provisioning Server

configuring, 3-53

Proxy Server

configuring HTTP, HTTPS, 3-26, 3-27

configuring through the Home page, 3-7

publishing objects to a user group, 5-20

redirection agent in Single Sign-On, 11-3

Region Modeling Tool, 7-24

ReverseCharge, 5-13, 5-25

routing presets

editing, 5-13

security

access control, 10-9

accountability, 10-2

authentication, 10-1

authorization, 10-2

availability, 10-2

communication data privacy, 10-13

data integrity, 10-2

non-repudiation, 10-2, 10-21

storage data privacy, 10-2

through email, 10-18

through SMS, 10-16

through voice, 10-20

wired deployment, 10-3

wireless deployment, 10-3

Short Messaging application

configuration, 8-54

configuration parameters, 8-54

linking to, 8-55

overview, 8-53

Single Sign-Off

wireless, 11-8

site

administration

configuring URLs, 3-28

management through the System Manager, 3-1

site administration, 3-26, 3-43, 3-45

configuring folder display, 3-39

configuring HTTP, HTTPS, 3-26, 3-27

configuring Mobile Studio, 3-36

configuring Notification Engine, 3-47

configuring the Billing Integration Framework, 3-35

configuring the device properties, 3-39

configuring the events and listeners, 3-40

configuring the JDBC connection pool, 3-31

configuring the Messaging Server, 3-50

configuring the Messaging Server client, 3-48

configuring the Multi-Channel Server, 3-37

configuring the Performance Monitor, 3-35

configuring the Provisioning Server, 3-53

configuring the site locale, 3-31

configuring the SSL certificates, 3-30

configuring the XMSC, 3-50

configuring WAP profiles, 3-33

site locale

configuring, 3-31

site performance, 3-21

monitoring location-related performance, 3-26

monitoring the Async Listener, 3-23

monitoring the Messaging Server, 3-24

monitoring the Multi-Channel Server, 3-22

monitoring the Notification Engine, 3-24

SMS

security through SMSC, 10-16

SQL Adapter

setting init parameters, 7-16

setting input parameters, 7-24

SQL adapter

input parameters, 7-24

SSL, 3-30

SSO, 16-19

global logout, 11-8

integration with Oracle9iAS Portal, 16-19

SSO Global Logout, 11-8

standalone processes

adding, 3-15

system logging

configuring and viewing, 3-9

System Manager

accessing and logging in, 3-3

accessing through OEM, 3-4

administering the site, 3-26

basic site configuration, 3-7

configuring Mobile Studio, 6-2

Home page, 3-5

logging in to the standalone mode, 3-3

managing Web-Based (OC4J) applications from the Home page, 3-6

monitoring site performance, 3-21

process management from Home page, 3-6

refreshing the performance data for the Web-based (OC4J) applications, 3-6

viewing log files, 3-6

views, 3-1

Tasks application

configuration parameters, 8-57

linking to, 8-59

overview, 8-57

required software, 8-57

time zone

configuring, 3-31

topics

creating, 5-33

editing, 5-33

topics and alerts

searching for, 5-28

Transcoder application

configuration parameters, 8-102

overview, 8-102

transformers

deleting, 7-14

editing, 7-13

Translator application

linking to, 8-106

transport performance, 13-4

tuning methods, 13-13

uploading repository objects, 3-57

URLs

configuring for the Wireless site, 3-28

defining for standalone mode, 3-12

defining in integrated mode, 3-12

defining in standalone mode, 3-12

specifying for middle tier, 3-11

user groups

assigning alerts and topics to, 5-33

publishing objects to, 5-21

user home root folders

creating, 5-22

editing, 5-25

User Manager

creating a new user, 4-9

editing user profiles, 4-13

Quick Search function, 4-8

resetting user passwords, 4-14

search functions, 4-7

viewing application links, 4-15

viewing devices, 4-16

viewing user logs, 4-17

user provisioning

configuring, 3-32

user roles, 4-2

users

creating, 4-9

creating with DAS or OID

DAS

UTF-8 pages

adjusting display, 4-14

virtual users

provisioning, 3-32

voice access

provisioning voice gateway phone numbers, 9-8

voice-enabled applications

testing, 9-13

Wallet application

configuration parameters, 8-91

configuring, 8-91

linking to, 8-92

output parameters, 8-95

overview, 8-90

WAP

security, 10-15

WAP gateways

configuring, 9-4

WAP phones

configuring, 9-5

WAP profiles, 3-33

Web Integration Adapter

setting init parameters, 7-17

setting input parameters, 7-17

Web-based applications

refreshing performance data, 3-6

WebCache, 13-10

configuring, 3-31

integration with Wireless, 16-5

optimizing, 13-10

setting the refresh, 3-59

WIDL Interface parameter, 7-17

Wireless Portlets

developing, 16-17

Wireless server

accessing from a pocket PC device, 9-2

accessing from Internet Explorer, 9-2

WTLS protocol

security in WAP, 10-15

XMSC

configuring, 3-50