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Build end-to-end DB2 Everyplace mobile applications

Use WebSphere Client Technology and WebSphere Device Developer to build mobile apps

Naveen Balani, Technical Architect, Webify Solutions
Naveen Balani spends most of his time designing and developing J2EE-based frameworks and products. He has written various articles for IBM developerWorks covering such topics as ESB, SOA, JMS, Web services architectures, CICS, AXIS, DB2, XML Extender, WebSphere Studio, MQSeries, Java Wireless Devices and DB2 Everyplace for Palm, J2ME, MIDP, Java-Nokia, Visual Studio .Net, and wireless data synchronization.
(An IBM developerWorks Master Author, Level 3)

Summary:  Get an overview of how to build enterprise-based applications for mobile devices using WebSphere® Client Technology and WebSphere Device Developer. You will learn how to build a sample Web-based order tracking application using the Workplace Client Technology programming model, which allows users to submit orders and track them.

Date:  24 May 2006
Level:  Introductory
PDF:  A4 and Letter (189 KB | 20 pages)Get Adobe® Reader®

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This tutorial provides an overview of how to build enterprise-based applications for mobile devices using WebSphere Client Technology and WebSphere Device Developer. You will build a sample Web-based order-tracking application using the WebSphere Client Technology programming model, which allows users to submit orders and track them. The order information is stored locally on mobile devices using a DB2 Everyplace database in disconnected mode and can be later synchronized to a master database using synchronizing technology provided by WebSphere Client Technology.

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You must have a working knowledge of DB2 Everyplace, WebSphere Client Technology, and WebSphere Device Developer in order to complete this tutorial.

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