If you are creating web content using JSP or Java servlet technology and are targeting mobile devices, you can test your content with the Openwave mobile browser simulators without leaving Borland JBuilder 7 Enterprise.
You do this by installing an Openwave add-on which enables integration of Openwave SDKs 6.1 and 6.2 with JBuilder 7. This add-on was created using Borland's Open Tools API.
SDK 6.1 and 6.2 contain Openwave mobile browser 6.1 and 6.2 respectively, adhere to the WAP 2.0 standard, and render content in XHTML Mobile Profile and CSS. These SDKs are also backward compatible with WML and cHTML. You can use either or both simulators, depending on your needs and the target devices for your market. For details on browser capabilities and device deployments, see the Openwave Developer Web site .
Requirements
Installing the Openwave JBuilder add-on
Testing with the Openwave simulator
To test your JSP or servlet applications with the Openwave simulator in JBuilder 7, you must configure JBuilder to use Web View. To do so, go to Tools->IDE Options, open the Web tab, and select one of the following two options:
Launch separate process and use Web View
Use Web View on running process if possible
Then, use the Run > Run Project or Run > Debug Project command to compile your project and launch it within its configured server. After the project has opened in JBuilder's Web View browser, you can select the Tools > Openwave Simulator > View in Openwave 6.1 (or 6.2) command to launch the SDK and view the project.
As you make changes to your project, you can reload the content by again
selecting the Tools > Openwave Simulator > View in Openwave
6.1 (or 6.2) command, or by selecting the Edit > Reload
command from within the SDK. You can also navigate using the Openwave
simulator itself, selecting links or entering URLs in the simulator's "Go"
field.