You're reading a huge amount about wireless technologies in the press these
days. Everywhere you look, somebody, somewhere, is doing something cool with
their application and the world of WAP. The very fact that you're reading
this magazine attests that you're at least toe dipping into this new world of
no-wires! But how do you actually start using it with your own programs?
A good question, and one I'm sure many of you have probably asked at some
point in all this hype. In this article I'm going to take you through a
complete case study of one such solution that we here at n-ary have delivered
for one of our partners - ShopSmart.com.
Project Specification
Before venturing further, let's have a quick look at the problem we're
attempting to solve with our wireless solution. Now before you start
converting everything you've ever coded into a wireless solution, decide
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tagFusion is a soon-to-be open source Java servlet that runs on all J2EE
compliant application servers — and uses CFML tags into the bargain.
n-ary's Keith Douglas explains.
A Servlet For All Applications
Imagine working on any J2EE application server but at the same time being
able to use your favorite ColdFusion tags! Currently, if you're using a J2EE
Application Server such as Silverstream, iPlanet or WebSphere, you simply
can't use the familiar CFML language. If you want to use CFML, you're tied to
buying ColdFusion Server from Allaire, soon to be merged with Macromedia.
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Keith Douglas, a senior developer at n-ary (consultancy) Ltd., has wide range of skills and interests. With a formal background in marketing, Keith helps develop and bring new n-ary products to market.
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