Audience and Roadmap

This guide discusses how you can use OracleAS Wireless to develop and deliver mobile services to any mobile device.

Target Audience

This Guide is designed to drive developers quickly through major technology and product features, and to assist in evaluation of this product for development groups.

Roadmap

This Guide includes the following sections:

Section	Content
Chapter 1, "Introduction to Oracle Application Server Wireless"	Overview of OracleAS Wireless.
Chapter 2, "Introducing Oracle Application Server Wireless Developer's Tools"	Introduction to building applications using OracleAS Wireless.
Chapter 3, "OracleAS Wireless Developer Kit"	How to develop and test OracleAS Wireless applications without the full installation of OracleAS.
Chapter 4, "JDeveloper Wireless Extension"	Information about using and extending JDeveloper.
Chapter 5, "Developing Services"	Using Service Manager to create and manage the service-related objects of the Oracle Application Server Wireless repository.
Chapter 6, "Mobile Studio"	Oracle Mobile Studio is an online, hosted environment for developing, testing and deploying mobile applications for the OracleAS Wireless platform.
Chapter 7, "Wireless Customization Portal"	Directions on customizing portals from a browser.
Chapter 8, "Authoring Mobile Browser and Voice Applications"	Device-independent authoring using XHTML and XFORMS.
Chapter 9, "Using Multi-Channel Server"	Developing Multichannel applications
Chapter 10, "Creating Messaging Applications"	Messaging applications support sending/receiving message to/from mobile users.
Chapter 11, "Notification Engine"	Notifications and data feeds match interested users with relevant content.
Chapter 12, "J2ME Development and Provisioning"	Develop J2ME applications to access enterprise back-end applications.
Chapter 13, "Web Scraping"	Reformatting device/markup language for use on any web-enabled device.
Chapter 14, "Using Location Services"	Specialized services for developing location-based applications.
Chapter 15, "Enabling User Customization"	Adapting applications to increase mobile application efficiency.
Chapter 16, "Billing"	OracleAS Wireless Billing Integration Framework provides an extensible and flexible framework to model billable services, capture billable actions, and integrate with any billing engine.
Appendix A, "XHTML Modules Supported"	Reference materials supporting XHTML documentation.
Appendix B, "Media Types, Features and Capabilities"	Reference materials regarding media types, their features and capabilities.
Appendix C, "XForms Specification Support"	Lists XForms properties supported.
Appendix D, "OracleAS Wireless CSS Support"	Lists CSS properties supported.
Appendix E, "Using CSS Layout Properties"	Reference material about using CSS capabilities.
Appendix F, "Oracle XML Grammar Subset"	Describes the Oracle XML Grammar subset.
Appendix G, "JSP Tag Library"	Listing of jsp tags.
"Index"	Index.

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