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White
Papers
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Oracle9iAS
Wireless features
A technical whitepaper on the capabilities of Oracle9iAS
Wireless. (Mar 2002) |
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Oracle9i
Lite - Development, Deployment, and Management
A whitepaper that discusses development, deployment,
and management of offline mobile database applications
with Oracle9i Lite. |
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US Wireless
Networks are Ready for Business
Oracle and Telephia presents results
on nationwide testing of wireless E-business applications
that networks are more than adequate for deploying high-value
business applications. |
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Deploying
Voice Applications
In the past, deploying and integrating
voice response (IVR) platforms and voice-enabled applications
in an organization's data center was challenging and costly.
Learn how to easily deploy voice applications in your
organization. |
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XML Optimization
A technical whitepaper on on the new technical capabilities
in Oracle XML DB. (May 2002)
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Oracle
Magazine Articles
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Verizon Wireless
Walks the (Mobile Applications) Talk
Read what is driving Verizon Wireless to mobilize its
corporate applications and how they accoplished the task
so the applicaitons are readily available on many devices! |
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Breakout
Your Applications with XHTML 2.0 and Oracle9iAS Wireless
Read how Oracle has taken a leadership role in wireless
development, specifically around Extensible HyperText
Markup Language (XHTML) version 2.0, a new standard that
brings more advanced XML data functions to HTML.
(March 2003) |
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Making
Mobile Police More Effective
A combination of wireless database access and Global Positioning
System (GPS) location-tracking technologies now solves
both problems of the police department of a Western European
country. (Nov 2002) |
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Wireless
in an Uncertain World
With little fanfare, companies are continuing to develop
practical wireless applications for the enterprise. Here's
how they're using Oracle's flexible XML-based development
environment to do it. (Nov 2002) |
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System
Administration Goes Wireless
Thanks to EM-to-Go, an extension of Oracle Enterprise
Manager, systems administrators will be able to monitor
and and tune Oracle databases, applications servers, and
applications using Oracle9iAS Wireless. (Nov
2002) |
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Writing
for the Small Screen
Find out what it takes to write J2ME applications that
work for your device and the tools from Oracle that can
make your life easier. |
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Unplugged:
A Wireless Odyssey
Wireless is poised to unplug the world. In preparation,
Oracle has developed software that powers the wireless
Web. Will your business be ready? (Jan
2001) |
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eLocation:
Deploying Location-Based Services with Oracle9i AS Wireless
Edition and Oracle Spatial
Use the eLocation platform to deploy location-based services
with Oracle9i Application Server Wireless Edition and
Oracle Spatial. (Jan 2001) |
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Technology
for the the Wireless Enterprise
Mobile commerce has arrived, and Oracle technology is
ready. Oracle leads the way to a future without wires.
(Jan 2001) |
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How
WAP Works
The wireless internet is poised to take off, and analysts
predict the number of users accessing the net via mobile
devices will explode. Here's a look at the reasons behind
the predicted growth, and details on the most widely-adopted
wireless communication protocol, WAP. (Jan
2001) |
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Location
Is Everything
Japan's JPhone lets wireless users know just where they
stand. (Jan 2001) |
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Oracle9i
Application Server Wireless Edition in Action
Companies around the world—Japan's Jphone, Latin
America's StarMedia Mobile, Singapore's Overseas Union
Bank, America's Sprint PCS and GoAmerica, France's iBazar,
and Spain's Telefonica Moviles—are choosing Oracle9i
Application Server Wireless Edition as a platform for
wireless development and deployment. (Jan
2001) |
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Oracle9iAS
Wireless Daily Features
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Overview
of how multi-channel applications work
Overview of how Oracle9iAS Wireless makes applicaitons
accessible by multiple channels. (Jul 2002) |
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J2ME Extension
to JDeveloper
Using the Extension SDK available with its current version,
Oracle9i JDeveloper and Oracle9iAS Wireless has seamlessly
integrated the J2ME technology. The J2ME Extension allows
you to reach and use any J2ME toolkit |
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Building
a Mobile Application with the Mobile Studio
The daily feature takes you through the process of using
the Mobile Studio to deploy an application on a real device
and access the application through voice. (Aug
2002) |
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Books
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Oracle9iAS Mobile Book from Oracle Press
A practical developer handbook for creating mobile
applications on the Oracle platform, Oracle Mobile is
the definitive resource for Web designers, Java programmers,
IT managers, consultants... Check
out a sample chapter here
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