Hi,
Our company actually specialises in mobile service development(WAP/SMS/iMode)
using AOLServer along with ACS.
If you want to pop your question over we might be able to help.
drop it to me or [EMAIL PROTECTED] if you like
Cheers
Simon Millward
CEO OpenMSG Limited
www.open-msg.com
On Tuesday
Hi,
Following my earlier posting, I've had qute a few people ask me about how
(and why) we use AOLServer in a mobile context. Apologies if this is not
entirely appropriate to the list but as so many people asked
We develop services that are 'mobilized' which means that they can be used
from
I have an application running on AOLServer, this application runs perfect on
Phone.com Browser 4.1, but when i try to run the same app on Nokia 2.1, it
says "Server sent invalid Content-Type Header value :
text/vnd.wap.wml,text/html".
Any Idea?
Prakash
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Simon, your short article I think is very appropriate for this forum
because there is little or no press for AOLserver/OpenNSD and how it's used
to solve real-world problems, so it's instructive. Another recent example
was the discussion of enterprise java beans and how they work. While not
focuse
Prakash,
That content type doesn't look quite right, the correct mimetype should be
"text/vnd.wap.wml" - without the trailing ",text/html".
Let us know if that's the problem,
Cheers,
Pete.
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Peter Harper
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On Wednesday 16 May 2001 14:13, you wrote:
i wonder where it's coming from, as i am not defining the content type with
text/html, and also it works fine on phone.com 4.1 browser
i have no idea where it's goin' wrong
Prakash
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Prakash,
Perhaps you could post up your "ns/mimetypes" section of your AolServer
config file. I'm assuming you have an entry in there like:
ns_param ".wml" "text/vnd.wap.wml"
Are you running this application with the ACS, or just AolServer?
Pete.
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Peter Harper
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I got it done, initially i was using outputheades to set mime type, and now
i changed it to ns_adp_mimetype and it works :)
Thanx to all of u, who helped me!
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From: AOLserver Discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf
Of Peter Harper
Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2001 10:2
Success! I finally found out what my problem was. I was using the
example nsd.tcl config file and found the line that was the problem.
Towards the bottom, it checks for the existence of the keyfile and the
certfile, if they exist it sets the following param:
ns_param nsssl ${binddir}/${sslmodu
It works on NetBSD too
Ian A. Harding
Programmer/Analyst II
Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department
(253) 798-3549
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Maybe a heterogeneous solution based on platform, e.g. use whatever
tool on the platform that will get you a
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