Oracle® Application Server Wireless Administrator's Guide
10g Release 2 (10.1.2) Part No. B13820-01 |
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The Administrator's Guide discusses how you can use Oracle Application Server Wireless to develop and deliver mobile applications. The guide includes these chapters:
Chapter 1, " Introducing Oracle Application Server Wireless"
Describes the Oracle Application Server Wireless Architecture, developement tools, and the OracleAS Wireless users.
Chapter 2, "Verifying the OracleAS Wireless Installation"
Describes how to access the OracleAS Wireless development and administrations tools.
Chapter 3, "Managing the OracleAS Wireless Server"
Provides an overview of the System Manager and of OracleAS Wireless system management.
Chapter 4, "Managing Oracle Sensor Edge Services"
Describes how to manage the objects of the Edge Server, such as devices, device groups, dispatchers and filters.
Provides information on using the User Manager tool to create users and provide help desk support to OracleAS Wireless users.
Describes how to use the Content Manager to publish applications and create user groups.
Chapter 7, "Administering Mobile Studio"
Describes how to configure the Mobile Studio and use its administrative functions to manage locales and applications.
Chapter 8, "Managing Foundation Services"
Describes how to use the Foundation Manager to create such objects as adapters, transformers, digital rights management polices, and API scan policies.
Chapter 9, " OracleAS Wireless Gateway Configuration"
Describes how to configure OracleAS Wireless for voice and messaging communications for for Asynchronous devices, messaging, and voice.
Chapter 10, "OracleAS Wireless Security"
Describes the principles of security in OracleAS Wireless.
Chapter 11, "Mobile Single Sign-On"
Describes how mobile users authenticate when signing into OracleAS Wireless
Chapter 12, "Activity Logging"
Describes the system logging.
Chapter 13, "Optimizing Oracle Application Server Wireless"
Describes how to tune OracleAS Wireless to optimize messaging transport.
Chapter 14, "Load Balancing and Failover"
Describes how OracleAS Wireless determines load balancing.
Describes how OracleAS Wireless determines locales and device encoding.
Chapter 16, " Integrating OracleAS Wireless with Other Components"
Describes how to integrate OracleAS Wireless with such Oracle components as SSO (single sign-on), OID (Oracle Internet Directory).
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