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Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Research Description
1.2 Motivation and Goals
1.3 Thesis Outline
Chapter 2 Overview of Wireless Application Protocol
2.1 Purpose
2.2 How Does It Work?
2.2.1 A Programming Model Similar to the Internet's
2.2.2 Wireless Markup Language (WML)
2.2.3 WMLScript
2.2.4 Wireless Telephony Application Interface (WTAI)
2.2.5 Optimized Protocol Stack
2.2.6 The Internet Model
2.2.7 The WAP Model
2.2.8 How WAP Model Works?
2.3 WAP Architecture
2.4 Hardware and Software Requirements
2.4.1 Configuring Web Server for WAP
2.5 Who Benefits from using WAP and How
2.5.1 Subscribers
2.5.2 Operators
2.5.3 Service Providers
2.5.4 Manufacturers
2.5.5 Tools Providers
2.6 WAP Solution Benefits-Advantages
2.6.1 Adaptable User Experience Model
2.6.2 Leverages Proxy Technology
2.6.3 Addresses the Constraints of a Wireless Network
2.6.4 Provides a Secure Wiretess Connection
2.6.5 Optimized For Handheld Wireless Devices
2.6.6 Implements New Wireless Functionality
2.6.7 Enables Application Development Using Existing Tools
2.6.8 Adapts New Standards for the Industry
2.7 Disadvantages OF WAP
2.7.1 Lack of Cookers for Session Management
2.7.2 Premature Encryption Endpoint
2.7.3 Small Downloadable Unit Size
Chapter 3 WAP Nowadays
3.1 Overview
3.2 Why WAP Is Necessary
3.2.1 Ensure Interoperability
3.2.2 Encourage and Foster Market Development
3.2.3 The Market Is Different
3.2.4 The Network Is Different
3.2.5 The Device Is Different
3.3 WAP Specification
Chapter 4 Embedded WAP Servers
4.1 A General look at Embedded Systems
4.2 Web Servers
4.2.1 Server Side Includings
4.2.2 SSL Security
4.2.3 CGI Scripts
4.2.4 Active Server Pages
4.2.5 Java Servlets
4.3 Embedded Web Servers
4.3.1 Memory Considerations
4.3.2 Virtual File System
4.3.3 Dynamic Web Pages
4.4 Embedded WAP Server
4.5 Server Sides Includes
4.5.1 Pure Text Tags
4.5.2 Manipulation of Binary XML
4.5.3 Define New Tags
4.5.4 WAP Server Implementation
4.6 CGI Scripts
4.6.1 Scripts on Embedded Servers
4.7 Server Module Interface
4.7.1 Frame Format
4.7.2 Commands from WAP Server to Application
4.7.3 Commands from Application to WAP Server
4.8 Connection-oriented Support
Chapter 5 Operating WAP over Bluetooth
5.1 General Outline of WOB
5.2 The Current Stack
5.3 WOB Communication and Initialization
5.3.1 Advanced WOB Server Search
5.3.2 Standard WOB Server Search
5.3.3 Search Pattern for Inquiry
5.3.4 Service Record
5.3.5 WML Page Request
5.4 Addressing a WOB Server
5.5 Bluetooth Networking
5.5.1 Existing Stack
5.5.2 Dynamic Networks
5.5.3 Routing
5.6 WOB Push Support
5.6.1 WOB Push Gateway
5.6.2 Push Server
5.6.3 WOB Push Use Cases
Chapter 6 The Future of WAP
Chapter 7 Conclusions
7.1 Conclusions
7.2 The Future Work
References
Acknowledgments
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