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Wireless application development has the following characteristics:
  • multi-platform and multi-device support, since no single device can serve entire organization's needs
  • multi-wireless network (especially wide area) support
  • multi-backend application and database support
  • integration with web application server platforms
There are a number of application platforms for supporting mobile applications.  However, Java Enterprise Edition (J2EE) does support multiple operating system platforms. It is becoming an important application development platform for non-Microsoft environments.  In fact, IBM's Websphere application server utilizes J2EE. Current (01/20001) version of J2EE is 1.2. New version of J2EE 1.3 has stronger XML support.
Expected features in J2EE 1.3
  • Stronger Java XML parsing
  • Connector specification for integration with back-end applications
  • Enterprise Java Beans 2.0, including message-driven beans through Java message beans
  • XML view of Java Server Pages
  • Improved custom tag library APIs
Resources & Vendor Products
  • VisionAir's DRE Wireless Gateway - based on an open architecture
  • Also do a keyword search on our home page for more J2EE and J2ME related news on Goforecam website.
Goforexam Advisory:  J2EE is gaining gradual acceptance as an application development platform of choice. Business application developers should also consider higher-level tools available from IBM, Oracle, Sybase iAnywhere, Microsoft, @Hand, etc.. The latter category of tools continue to have superior backend integration with legacy systems from these vendors. If these higher-end tools are based on Java or have hooks into Java beans and Java functional modules from other vendors, it becomes easier to  utilize Java-based software platform from multiple vendors.
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