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| Subject: | MobileLBSList: Announcement: BEA WebLogic Goes Wireles |
| Date: |
09/20/2001 06:28:49 AM |
| From: |
mike.wilson@softwired-inc.com |
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An important announcement from Softwired:
Softwired today announced iBus//Mobile 2.1, the latest release of their
unique
Wireless JMS (Java Message Service) solution.
Highlights of this release are:
Seamless BEA WebLogic integration
Windows CE support
Reduced client application footprint on MIDP (60k MIDlets possible)
JMS connection pooling
JMS-over-HTTPS for MIDP devices
Administration GUI improvements
Do you want to know how you can mobile-enable your BEA WebLogic Server
applications today? For any mobile device, including Java Phones?
iBus//Mobile provides the answer: Seamless integration, short
development times
and no complicated coding!
More information can be found at:
http://www.softwired-inc.com/products/belink.html
A short technical summary:
Softwired offers industry’s first and only wireless JMS solution.
Applications deployed on the
iBus//Mobile platform can be operated in disconnected mode from the J2EE
server by using
a “store-and-forward” message transmission approach.
iBus//Mobile solves problems such as lost connections, slow
transmissions, long software
development cycles, and low portability characterize many attempts to
connect applications
running on mobile devices, with applications running on a server
environment. The
patent-pending iBus//Mobile middleware platform provides a
standards-based, scalable,
reliable, and secure solution for making your business data available to
any Java enabled
device.
From a technical point of view, a mobile Java application can use
iBus//Mobile to directly
call Enterprise JavaBeans running under control of BEA WebLogic, by
means of JMS. No
need to worry about reliability issues in a wireless environment. No
need to write Servlets,
Java Server Pages, and other time-consuming integration software.
iBus//Mobile takes
care of storing JMS messages locally on the device, in case of lack of
wireless network
coverage, of guaranteeing the delivery of transactions and of user data,
of encrypting data,
and of providing user authentication functions. iBus//Mobile further
takes care of interfacing
to various wireless network standards, and of integrating with
positioning-, billing, and
profiling services.
To read more about the use of iBus//Mobile in developing wireless
applications, take
a look at the NEW book from WROX Press, Inc. titled "Professional Java
Mobile
Programming" featuring Softwired's iBus//Mobile and download samples
from the book:
http://www.softwired-inc.com/informations/developers.html
To request more information about iBus//Mobile 2.1 and to obtain a free
trial license
send email to belink@softwired-inc.com
Kind regards
The Softwired Team
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