Chapter 13. WAP Development with ASP
The WAP development you’ve completed thus far has been an excellent example of client-side applications (programs that perform functionality on the device). In this chapter, you’ll widen your development knowledge by learning how to incorporate server-side technology into your WAP applications.
If you recall from Chapter 9, “Introduction to WMLScript,” server-side technology allows applications to perform advanced operations on a remote server and then send the results back to a WAP device. Server-side functionality can bring a whole new range of capabilities to your WAP applications, enabling you to create powerful functionality on a Web server and then send the results back to a device.
Today, several server-side ...
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