Course Name
Radar Communications Fundamentals
Course Number
LS 123 106
Course Duration
2 days
Course Description
This course earns its price with its in-depth coverage of important,
firm standards such as WML, WMLScript and XHTML. In addition a
technical overview of WAP 2.0 is provided in this updated course.
An overview of Open Mobile Architecture (OMA) initiative is also
provided.
Target Audience
This course is designed to provide a general overview of WAP for
application developers, system administrators, product architects,
technical managers, consultants, communications professionals,
software engineers, system engineers, networking professionals,
marketing and sales professional, IT engineers, and other
professionals who plan on using, evaluating or working with WAP
applications and mobile data/content.
Prerequisites
This is an introductory course. Basic HTML, XML, XHTML s
preferred.
Course Modules
 WAP Basics
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WAP History
Mobile Computing Constraints
The WAP Forum
Current WAP Standards (2.0)
Concurrent Technologies
Current Standards
OMA Initiative
 WAP Architecture
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Client, Gateway and Server Architecture
WAP Protocol Stack
WAP Bearers
 Principles of WML
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Access to a WAP Service
Principles of WML
Elements and Tags
 WML Tags
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Deck / Card Elements
Text Elements
Text Formatting Tags
Anchor Elements
Image Elements
Event Elements
Task Elements
Input Elements
Variable Elements
 WMLScript Language
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Introduction to WMLScript
Data Types and Variables
Operators and Expressions
Statements
Standard Libraries
Functions, Pragmas and Libraries
Dealing with Errors
 Generating Dynamic WAP Content
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Using ASP
Serving Multiple Client Types with XML
JSP and XSLT
WAP and ColdFusion
 Developing Wireless Applications Using WAP/WML
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WML Structure and Text Formatting
WML Hyperlinks and Navigation
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User Tasks
Variables
User Input
Tables and Graphics
Timers and Internationalization
Deployment
WML Reference
WML Entities
WML DTD
 Advanced WAP
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Converting Existing Content
Incorporating E-Mail in WAP Applications
Directory Services with LDAP
WAP Security
 Future WAP and Wireless Technologies
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Push
Interacting with the Phone – WTA
VoiceXML
The Future of Wireless Technologies
 WAP and ASP
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What is ASP?
How to Run ASP?
WAP Applications Servers
Using WML with ASP
ASP Object Model
Active Data Object
Manipulating ASP with WML and ADO
 J2EE and Wireless
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Introduction to J2EE Architecture
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Front-End Server Applications
Business Logic
JNDI, JMS, XML
Platforms
 Security
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Overview of WAP Security
Encryption Technologies
TLS and WTLS
Security Models
Wireless Identity Module (WIM)
 WAP 2.0 objectives
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Support for protocols such as IP, TCP and HTTP
GPRS and 3G support
New rich application environment
Major architectural components of WAP 2.0
Protocol Stack Support
WAP Application Environment
XHTML Mobile Profile (XHTMLMP
Additional Services and Capabilities
 WAP 2.0 new technologies and advanced capabilities
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Networks and Network Bearers
GPRS
3G
W-CDMA CDMA2000 3XRTT
TCP/IP as Transport Protocol
Processors
Mobile-friendly Technologies
WAE Full backwards compatibility support for WML1
applications
Native support for both languages (WML1 and XHTMLMP)
Transformation operation of WML1 to WML version 2
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The WML2 language is an extension of XHTMLMP that adds
specific features of WML1 for backward compatibility
 Protocol Layers for Networks Supporting IP
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Wireless Profiled HTTP (WP-HTTP)
Transport Layer Security (TLS)
Wireless Profiled TCP (WP-TCP)