WAP architecture

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Posted by Livio on October 06, 1999 at 16:53:03:

Please correct me if I'm wrong:

A mobile device sends a WML (or HTML?) message to the WAP server with a
specified URL. The WAP server gets the file or application in the location
the URL indicates. All the contents that aren't in the WML format are
converted in this format by the HTML/WML filter and then are sent to the
mobile device.

If the mobile device browser were able to send a standard HTTP request is
still necessary to have at the server side a WAP-browser or is it enough to
have a typical internet browser and an HTML/WML filter only?

Is a classical internet browser (Netscape, Internet Explorer, ...)able to parse wml messeges?
Regards
Livio

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: : Please correct me if I'm wrong: : A mobile device sends a WML (or HTML?) message to the WAP server with a : specified URL. The WAP server gets the file or application in the location : the URL indicates. All the contents that aren't in the WML format are : converted in this format by the HTML/WML filter and then are sent to the : mobile device. : If the mobile device browser were able to send a standard HTTP request is : still necessary to have at the server side a WAP-browser or is it enough to : have a typical internet browser and an HTML/WML filter only? : Is a classical internet browser (Netscape, Internet Explorer, ...)able to parse wml messeges? : Regards : Livio

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