Openwave® Mobile Client Version 7.0 Product Line

Openwave Mobile Client Version 7.0 Product Line technology enables operators and manufacturers to offer end users differentiated, customized & easy-to-use services on mass market feature phones. For more information see the Openwave Mobile Client Version 7.0 Product Line datasheet (.pdf) and the information included below:

Openwave® Mobile Browser Version 7.0
Openwave Mobile Browser Version 7.0 delivers a best-in-class wireless web user experience, is highly customizable, and is integrated with other key applications to provide consistency on the handset. The Browser meets WAP 2.0 standards and provides multimedia support, download and Push services as well as useful applications such as bookmarks and snapshots.

Openwave Mobile Browser Version 7.0 Datasheet (.pdf)

For an brief demonstration of Openwave® Mobile Browser Version 7.0 click here. A full version of this demo will be available in the Device Products section of the Openwave Web site

Openwave® Mobile Messaging Client Version 7.0
Openwave Mobile Messaging Client Version 7.0 ("the Client") supports Short Messaging Service (SMS), Enhanced Messaging Service (EMS) and, Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) within a single, integrated user experience. Its advanced user interface has been designed to incorporate the ease of use of Short Messaging Service (SMS) clients with the advanced multimedia features of today's media rich environments. Openwave Messaging Client is built on open standards to assure interoperability and runs on most mobile networks including GSM, CDMA, TDMA, GPRS and 3G.

Openwave Mobile Messaging Client Version 7.0 Datasheet (.pdf)

Openwave® Mobile Content and Application Manager (MCAM)
Openwave Mobile Content and Application Manager Version 7.0 (MCAM) is a powerful Java™ application manager (JAM), extended to include download and local management of all types of content. Openwave MCAM allows users to easily access local and network-based content and applications and offers manufacturers and operators the best solution to delivering Java™ services to the marketplace.

Openwave Mobile Content and Application Manager (MCAM) Datasheet (.pdf)

For information on Openwave Mobile Browser 6.1 please refer to the datasheet (.pdf)

Client SDK

Developers can download and use Openwave Software Developer Kit (SDK) to create mobile applications and content for Openwave Mobile Browser. Each SDK features a device simulator that contains the same Mobile Browser runtime code as on commercial devices. Developers can use the simulator to validate their mobile applications that generate XHTML Mobile Profile / CSS, MMS, WAP Push, WML, or cHTML. Also, device "skins" are available to mimic actual mobile phones. Openwave SDK includes debugging tools, sample code, and documentation to help developers create powerful WAP applications for the Openwave platform.

For downloads, tools and technical documents please see the information below.

Tools

Openwave SDK 6.2 Main Package (Required) (Windows: Approx. 5MB)
Phone Simulator running Openwave Mobile Browser 6.2, with documentation and sample code for creating mobile applications using XHTML/CSS and MMS. Enhanced debugging with the new network info window. Supports connections over HTTP (no WAP Gateway required).
Please install the main package before downloading and installing any add-on packages below.
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Openwave SDK 6.2 (WAP Simulator Plug-in) Optional (Windows Approx. 4MB)
Allows Openwave SDK 6.2 to connect via a WAP 1.2.1 (or higher) gateway (devgate2.openwave.com). Enables the testing of WAP Push applications.
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Openwave SDK™ Version 6.2 Frequently Asked Questions

Technical Documents

Product Information

· Choosing the Appropriate SDK and Markup Language
· Openwave® Mobile Browser Phone Reference
· Openwave SDK Product Overview
· Openwave SDK Frequently Asked Questions

SDK Integration

Click on the links below for instructions on how to configure Openwave SDK to work with the most popular Integrated Development Environments (IDE). After integrating Openwave SDK with your IDE, you can develop your application using your favorite tools, and then simply launch Openwave Simulator from the IDE to load, view, and debug your mobile user interface (in WML or XHTML).
· Integrating Openwave simulators with Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
· Integrating Openwave simulators with IBM Websphere Studio
· Integrating Openwave simulators with Borland JBuilder 7 Enterprise
· Integrating Openwave simulators with Sun ONE Studio 4

Development Guides

· XHTML Best Practices
· XHTML Mobile Profile Reference: Version 1.0 (.pdf)
· Graphical Browser Application Style Guide (.pdf)
· V5 Style Guide for Simplified Chinese (.zip)
· V5 Style Guide for Traditional Chinese (.zip)
· Openwave GSM Application Style Guide (.pdf)
· Client MMS Capabilities
· Converting WML to XHTML
· Discovering Device Capabilities (.pdf)
· How to send a multipart message to a XHTML browser
· Jack's Hacks for November, 2002