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A Mobile Commerce Framework Based on Web Services Architecture

Overview "Mobile Internet" arguably means more than just a new technique for communication; many analysts believe that it will revolutionize the business world and innovate the way individuals live. The study discussed in this paper concentrates on switching existing e-commerce applications from the wired Internet to the mobile Internet. Web Services technologies are currently the most appropriate technologies to realize e-commerce applications. This paper develops a mobile commerce application framework based on Web Services technologies and mobile Internet functions. To investigate the feasibility of the proposed framework, an m-store implementation is deployed in a laboratory and simulated using HTTP transactions with Secure Sockets Layer connections in a multi-user access environment.

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Publisher	National Dong Hwa University	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005	Downloads	29
Format	White Papers
Topics	Mobile - Wireless Communications, Wireless Internet

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