Specifying URLs
In WAP applications, uniform resource locators (URLs) provide the path to which cards navigate. URLs provide a network path for cards to connect to other cards and files, whether they are both contained within the same deck or on different networks and servers.
You’ll use two types of URLs within your WAP applications: relative and absolute. The following pages discuss the definitions and differences between relative and absolute URLs and how they both can play a part in WAP development.
Relative URLs
A relative URL creates a link to a card that exists within the same WML deck. In other words, the card being linked to must be in the same directory (be it on a device or on a remote server) as the card that contains the link. ...
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