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Saturday, December 09, 2006

Browser compatible WML

Creating your wapsite compatible with all kind of browsers is a big headaque. Various tyoes of browsers available on mibole devices are WAP, WAP2.0, iMode, HDML, XHTML, MML VoiceXML and lots of other species are available on PC.

Now, I will discuss how you can create your wap site browser independent.

I will discuss here a opensource class "HAWHAW".

HAWHAW is a toolkit that helps webmasters to make their website mobile, i.e. accessible by a wide range of mobile devices and standard browsers. There are three components the HAWHAW toolkit consists of:

* hawhaw.inc - The PHP class library
* HAWHAW XML - The markup language
* HAWXY - The HAWHAW proxy

Each of these components will be explained in detail here in this document.

Each HAWHAW users can choose the component which fits best for his personal requirement:

PHP programmers can use the PHP class lib, to set-up taylormade mobile standalone applications on their PHP enabled webserver.

Webmasters can use the HTML-like HAWHAW XML markup language, to provide wireless accessible content without any programming skills or special webserver support.

Service providers can set-up their own HAWHAW proxy, which can be used by the before-mentioned webmasters for the required markup conversion.

The whole HAWHAW code, both for the HAWHAW PHP class library and the HAWHAW proxy server is open-source and available for free under GPL. Users of the HAWHAW XML markup language don't need any code at all, because they just have to edit HAWHAW XML files, which are accessed via other people's proxies.

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