Hi Sophie
Please see:
ftp://ftp.maz-hh.de/outgoing/fw/jswdkmobi.zip
> 3. I read the other mail on this subject but it's nor really clear :
> Should I write response.contentType("text/vnd.wap.wml") or
><%@ page contentType="text/vnd.wap.wml"%> is
> sufficient?
Hi everybody!
I'd like to write WML cards using JSP. I've few questions:
1. Should I write one JSP per card?
2. If not, if I need to POST some variables from a card called card1
written
in a JSP called myjspcan I write that:
...
http://localhost/wml/myjsp.jsp#card2
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> Subject: JSP and WML - problems with the "
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I am writing JSP pages which generate WML pages (as opposed to the default
HTML). My problem is that WML requires the following in every page:
http://www.wapforum.org/DTD/wml_1.1.xml">
The JSP engine I use (JRUN) gives all kinds of errors about the "" %>
Anything better ?
Thanks
Erez
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Hi,
I have, using Nokia WAP Toolkit and JRUN. Just make sure that :
o the correct MIME types is set in the web server
o content type is set to "text/vnd.wap.wml" before sending any
JSP output to the output stream
Feel free to email me if u need more info.
Regards
Jose Luis Diaz wrote:
Does
an
Does anyone have worked with JSP trying to generate
WML code used in WAP Protocol?
I would like to know how can I do it, because I am
trying without success.
Thanks.
Jose Luis Diaz
