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OracleAS Wireless 10g Tutorials

	Quick Tour Overview of Oracle Application Server 10g Oracle Application Server is a complete, integrated application server. This tutorial gives a quick overview of the components of Oracle Application Server 10g. View Tutorial (Jan 2004)
	Installing Oracle Application Server10g Oracle Application Server has several install options whether you want to install the complete platform or just install the necessary components for development. Before installing Oracle Application Server you should also review the release notes for additional information. View Quick Install Guide or View Full Install Guide (Jan 2004)
	Running a Wireless Application Using the Wireless Developer Kit (WDK) 10g OracleAS Wireless includes a developer kit - a small runtime wireless environment for developers. This tutorial will guide you through the process of running a wireless application with the WDK. View Tutorial (Jan 2004)
	Creating a Wireless Application for Pocket PCs using XHTML/XFORMS in OracleAS Wireless 10g This walkthrough will build a two page sales management application using XHTML/XFORMS in OracleAS Wireless 10g. The application will be Sales Opportunities and Opportunity Details for mobile sales people. These pages will be created as JSP’s using XHTML/XFORMS. View Tutorial (Jan 2004)
	Adding Wireless Messaging (voice alerts, text messages, etc) to your J2EE Application using JDeveloper Wireless Extension JWE (JDeveloper Wireless Extension) makes JDeveloper into a seamless mobile development tool. Whether you are creating mobile browser applications for mobile devices or J2ME client-side applications, the JWE is a powerful, easy-to-use, end-to-end development environment. View Tutorial (Jan 2004)
	Building a J2ME Application that Utilizes a Web Service This lab will get you to build and run a J2ME application. The interesting thing about this is your J2ME application (MIDlet) will utilize a standard SOAP based Web service.. View Tutorial (Jan 2004)
	Build and Test your XHTML Application using the hosted Mobile Studio Have you wanted to test your wireless and voice application but did not have the right infrastructure? The Mobile Studio is the answer! This tutorial goes through creating a basic wireless application and uses and online developer testing environment - Mobile Studio - to test your application on real devices - including voice access and any mobile browser. View Tutorial.
Pre-10g Tutorials
	Mobile Enabling Oracle Portal with Oracle9iAS Wireless Oracle9iAS Portal pages can be viewed from a wide variety of devices including but not limited to desktop browsers, cell phones, and PDAs. The following series of articles provides details on building portals for such multi-device environments using Oracle9iAS Wireless. View Tutorial. (Mar 2003)
	Oracle by Example Series of Tutorials - Build and Deploy Wireless Applications This includes three main tutorials: 1) Building a Mobile Application with Oracle9iAS Wireless using HTTPAdapter, 2) Building a Mobile Application with Oracle9iAS Wireless using SQLAdapter, and 3) Using the Personal Information Management (PIM) Module with Oracle9iAS - all for Oracle9iAS 902/903. View Tutorial. (Feb 2003)
	Basic walkthrough of the Oracle9i Application Server This is a basic walkthrough of Oracle9iAS and the main features. This includes all components in addition to the wireless option. Development experience is not necessary - for Oracle9iAS 9.0.2. View Tutorial.
	San Francisco Oracle World 2002 hands on session This tutorial goes through three walkthoughs of demoing or creating wireless applications. The first session is a demo, the second is creating a J2ME messaging application, and the third is wireless enabling database content - for Oracle9iAS 9.0.2. View Tutorial. (Nov 2002)
	Walkthrough of building mobile applications This walkthrough creates four different applications with Oracle9iAS Wireless. It starts off with a hello world and ends with a mobile application that accesses database content. View Tutorial.
	Multi-channel application development This documentation includes several walkthroughs of creating multi-channels applications. It includes a variety of concepts from displaying and formating content, application navigation, forms, and user interactions. View Tutorial.
	Building a Hello World application and testing it on the Mobile Studio This tutorial will take you through building your first wireless and voice application. This is a simple tutorial and does not require development experience or any installation of any products. You will use an online version of Oracle9iAS Wireless. View Tutorial.
	Building a voice application and testing it on the Mobile Studio This tutorial takes you through the process of designing, building and testing a few simple voice applications. After you complete the tutorial, you will be able to call your voice application and interact with it from any phone. View Tutorial.
	Building a Newsfeed Web Service This tutorial describes how to build and deploy the back end of a newsfeed application that clients can access as a Web Service. The service queries a database for news items and returns the results as XML with tags that conform to the RSS specification, which defines a standard format for exchanging and syndicating news items and other data. View Tutorial. (Nov 2002)
	Live messaging Web service: This tutorial provides a step by step guide to using the live OTN Messaging Web Service. See here for the Messaging Web service description and details. The messaging Web service allows you to send a message to any device with only the address/number and the message content: voice, email, SMS, Fax. View the WSDL here.

Oracle Database Lite 5.0.2 Tutorials

	Oracle9i Lite - Win32 mobile database application How to develop offline mobile database applications for Window32 systems using Oracle9i Lite. The tutorial focuses on creation and provisioning of data subsets to users and not on the user interface of the application. View Tutorial.
	Oracle9i Lite - Developing Offline Mobile Applications for Windows CE This document describes how to build a Visual Basic application using the Oracle9i Lite ADOCE interface for Pocket PC. It enables you to implement offline mobile applications for the Pocket PC using Oracle9i Lite. It provides you with the complete framework to build, deploy, and manage offline mobile applications. View Tutorial.
	Oracle9i Lite - Developing Web-Based Mobile Applications This tutorial guides you through the Web-to-Go implementation process by teaching you how to create, deploy, administer, and use a simple To Do List application. View Tutorial.

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