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Wireless Application Deployment Over WAP

Overview This paper is intended for wireless operators or wireless portal providers who want to deploy applications wirelessly to BlackBerry wireless devices. BlackBerry Device Software 3.6 and later allows users to download third-party Java applications wirelessly using the BlackBerry Browser. Users can manage, run, and delete these applications using BlackBerry Desktop Manager. The BlackBerry device supports Java applications, called MIDlets that use the Mobile Information Device Profile (MIDP) Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), as well as Java applications that use BlackBerry APIs.

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Publisher	Research In Motion	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2006	Downloads	108
Format	White Papers
Topics	WAP

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