Index

A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y

A

accidents, 15.1.12

advanced customization, 17

alerts

location-based, 15.4

applications

building and testing, 2.1.2, 2.1.2

debugging, 4.3.11

deleting, 4.3.10, 4.3.10

delivering, 2.2

deploying, 2.1.3

editing, 4.3.9

moving, 4.3.13

quick publishing, 4.3.12

automatic positioning, 15.3.2

enabling and disabling, 15.3.2.7

using GPS with, 15.3.2.1

Average Revenue Per User (ARPU), 1.1

B

billing, 17

billing collector, 17.4

billing driver, 17.5

billing loader utility, 17.3

extending billing collector, 17.4.3

integration scenario, 17.6

using Billing Integration Framework, 17.2

bookmarks

creating, 6.4.2.1

deleting, 6.4.2.3

editing, 6.4.2.2

managing, 6.4.2

browse mode

Web Clipping Studio, 14.3

business directory services

API, 15.1.11.3

overview, 15.1.11

XML configuration files, 15.1.11.2

C

ca-bundle.crt file, 14.6.1

ca-bundle.txt file, 14.6.1

cache

location, 15.3.2.2, 15.3.2.7

log, 15.3.2.7

certificates

Web Clipping and, 14.6.1

character sets

Web Clipping and, 14.2, 14.2, 14.2

City interface, 15.1.12.3.2

CityInfo interface, 15.1.12.3.1

community

mobile, 15.3.2.6

operations supported on, 15.3.2.6

types of, 15.3.2.6

visibility, 15.3.2.6

configuration file

site_cgf_bootstrap.xml, 15.1.5.1.1

construction activity, 15.1.12

contact rules

managing, 6.7

selecting from a voice application, 6.7.2.5

selecting from an Async service, 6.7.2.4

selecting from devices, 6.7.2.2

selecting from Web applications, 6.7.2.1

coordinate system for region data, 15.5.4.2

creating a folder using Service Manager, 4.3.2

creating a multi-channel application using Service Manager, 4.3.5

creating an application, 4.3.3

custom regions (user-defined), 15.5.2

Customization Portal, 6

rebranding, 6.9

customization profiles, multiple, 16.2

customizing Web Clipping service

input value, 14.3

D

data feeders, 11.3

creating, 4.5.1, 4.5.1

editing, 4.5.2, 4.5.2

entering basic information for, 4.5.1.1

entering output parameters, 4.5.1.9

managing, 4.5

samples, 11.3.3

setting the init parameters, 4.5.1.2

debugging an application, 4.3.11

DeckExample.xml, 7.5.3.3.1

default wireless application

Web Clipping and, 14.5.1

developing services, 4

device management, 16.5

deviceclass attribute, 7.5.3.3.2

devices

browsing, 6.5

managing, 6.5

device-specific markup language, 7.5.3.1

Digital Rights Management (DRM), 12.2

built-in policies, 12.2.1

directives

privacy, 15.3.2.7

display

formatting, 7.5.3.4

displaying and formatting contents of XML, 7.5.3

DOCTYPE declaration, 7.5.3.2

driving directions, 15.1.10

maneuvers, 15.1.10, 15.1.10.2

E

editing an application, 4.3.9

events

logging, 14.6.2

rendering, 14.6.2

example files

location services, 15.1.1

external providers for location services, 15.1.5

F

folders

creating with Service Designer, 4.3.2

moving, 4.3.13

formatting

basic, 7.5.3.5

display, 7.5.3.4

FormattingExample.xml, 7.5.3.4.1

tables, basic, 7.5.3.5

G

Geocoder interface, 15.1.6.2

geocoding

API, 15.1.6.1

overview, 15.1.6

getPositioner method, 15.3.2.4

global positioning system (GPS)

providing location using, 15.3.2.1

H

HDML devices, 7.5.3.3.2

Hello World application, 3.2

building, using Mobile Studio, 5.2.2

creating, using XHTML MP, 7.4.4

displaying and formatting content, 7.5.3.1

generating a J2ME stub class for, 12.1.3.2

registering with the J2ME Proxy Server, 12.1.3.1

removing a registered service, 12.1.3.3.2

sample MIDlets, 12.1.3.3.1

HelloWorld.xml, 7.5.3.1

HTTP adapter

setting input parameters, 4.3.7.4

I

idseq sequence, 15.5.4.2

image adaptation, 9.2.2

importing from WIDL, 14.4

incident (traffic), 15.1.12

internationalization

Web Clipping and, 14.2, 14.2

ISO-8859-1 character set, 14.2

J

J2EE

Web Clipping and, 14.2

J2ME (Java 2, Micro Edition) applications

and the Wireless Development Kit (WDK), 12.1.2

creating, 3.4, 4.3.6

development and provisioning, 12.1

downloading, 12.3.5

features, 12.1.1

overview, 12.1

publishing, 12.3.4

uploading, 12.3.3

J2ME Provisioning Server, 12.3

J2ME web services

managing, 4.7

registering, 4.7.1

J2SE

Web Clipping and, 14.2

Java 2 Micro Edition (J2ME), 1.3.2

Java Beans, 5.3.4.10

JavaScript

Web Clipping and, 14.2

JavaServer Pages (JSP) tags for location-based applications, 15.2.1

JDeveloper Wireless Extension (JWE), 2.1.2, 3

Developing Multi-Channel Applications, 3.2

JSP page

home.jsp, 5.3.4.9, 5.3.4.9

loginPortlet.jsp, 5.3.4.3

pageFooter.jsp, 5.3.4.5

pageHeader.jsp, 5.3.4.4

pageMenu.jsp, 5.3.4.6

pagePortlets.jsp, 5.3.4.7

profile.jsp, 5.3.4.8, 5.3.4.8

registraton.jsp, 5.3.4.2

testAppInfoBox.jsp, 5.3.4.11

JWE options, 3.1

L

languages (support for multiple), 15.1.10.3

location

identifying service as location-dependent, 15.5.3

location cache, 15.3.2.2, 15.3.2.7

location class, 15.1.6.1.2

location event server, 15.4

location mark, 15.1.7

location marks, 15.3.1, 16.4

managing, 6.6

location privacy, 15.3.2

location services, 15.1.4

providers, 15.1.5

location-based alerts, 15.4

LocationMark class, 15.1.7

LOCATIONMARK table, 15.1.8

log

cache, 15.3.2.7

logging events, 14.6.2

longitude/latitude region data, 15.5.4.2

M

management

service, 16.7

user and group, 16.6

user device, 16.5

managing applications using Service Manager, 4.3

maneuver, 15.1.10, 15.1.10.2

Maneuver class, 15.1.10.4.3, 15.1.10.4.4

manual positioning, 15.3.1

enabling, 15.3.1.1

master alert service, 11.2.1.1

master alerts

creating a message template for, 4.4.1.2

editing, 4.4.2

setting trigger conditions, 4.4.1.2

master notification service

creating, 11.2.1.5

mapping to a master service, 11.2.2

master notifications

creating, 4.4.1

master services

assigning Async Agents to, 4.3.7.6

debugging, 4.3.11

deleting, 4.3.10

editing, 4.3.9

entering basic information, 4.3.7.1

entering caching information, 4.3.7.2

entering init parameters, 4.3.7.3

entering input parameters, 4.3.7.4

entering output parameters, 4.3.7.5

moving, 4.3.13

searching, 4.3.1

selecting a result transformer, 4.3.7.7

MCSLite

Advanced Configuration, 8.3.1.7

Device Description, 8.3.1.8

Device Detection, 8.3.1.9

Key Features, 8.3.1

Log File, 8.3.1.6

Multimedia Adaptation, 8.3.1.10

National Language Support (NLS, 8.3.1.5

Sending Parameters to a Back-end Application, 8.3.1.3

URL Rewriting and Caching, 8.3.1.4

MCSLite deployment

local, 8.3

remote, 8.3

messenger, 7.5.3.3.2

microbrowser, 7.5.3.3.2

micromessenger, 7.5.3.3.2

Mobile Browser & Voice Applications

Overview, 7.1

Mobile Center on OTN, 2.1

mobile community, 15.3.2.6

operations supported on, 15.3.2.6

types of, 15.3.2.6

visibility, 15.3.2.6

mobile positioning

API, 15.3.2.8

framework, 15.3.2

privacy directives relating to, 15.3.2.7

using GPS with, 15.3.2.1

Mobile Studio, 5, 5

branding, 5.3.2

building applications with, 5.2.2

Creating Sample Services, 5.3.1

customizing, 5.3

deploying applications, 5.2.4

Getting Started, 5.2

JSP pages used in, 5.3.4

key features, 5.1.1

on Oracle Technology Network, 5.1.2

Overview, 5.1

supporting multiple locales, 5.3.3

testing applications, 5.2.3

MPManager class, 15.3.2.4

multi-channel application

creating, 4.3.7

Multi-Channel Server, 9

features, 9.1.2

Multimedia Adaptation Services, 9.2.1

N

New Features

J2ME Support, 1.3.2

Location Services, 1.3.6

Multi-Channel Server, 1.3.1

Notifications and Multi-media Messaging, 1.3.3

Web Clipping, 1.3.5

Wireless Development Kit (WDK), 1.3.4

NLS

Web Clipping and, 14.2, 14.2

notification engine, 11.1

architecture, 11.1.1

backward compatibility, 11.1.3

triggering, 11.1

notification subscriptions

adding new, 6.4.5.1

deleting, 6.4.5.3

editing, 6.4.5.2

managing, 6.4.5

notifications

administering, 11.2.4

creating, 11.2

editing, 4.4.2

managing, 4.4

migrating, 11.2.5

subscribing to, 11.2.3

O

Oracle JDeveloper, 1.1, 8.1

OracleAS Mobile Studio, 2.1.3

OracleAS Wireless

Billing Integration Framework, 17.1

developer tools, 2.1.1

developing services, 4

Development Path, 2.1

notification system, 11.1

OracleAS Wireless Client, 7.3

OracleAS Wireless Developer Kit, 8

J2ME, 8.1

Location Services, 8.1

Messaging, 8.1

Multi-Channel Server, 8.1

Multi-Channel Server Lite (MCSLite), 8.3

Overview, 8.1

OracleAS Wireless J2ME Provisioning Server, 12.3

OracleAS Wireless Mobile Studio, 5.1

OracleAS Wireless XML, 7.5

overview map, 15.1.10.2

P

parameters

Web Clipping, 14.3

PAsection parameter, 4.3.7.4

pcbrowser, 7.5.3.3.2

pdabrowser, 7.5.3.3.2

point class, 15.1.6.1.1

positioning

automatic, 15.3.2

manual, 15.3.1

privacy directives relating to, 15.3.2.7

providers, 15.3.2.4

quality of service, 15.3.2.3

rights, 15.3.2.5

using GPS with, 15.3.2.1

preset definitions

creating, 4.6.1, 4.6.1

editing, 4.6.1, 4.6.2, 4.6.2

managing, 4.6

Presets, 16.3

concepts and architecture, 16.3.1

presets

samples, 16.3.2

preview mode

Web Clipping Studio, 14.3

privacy

API, 15.3.2.9

directives, 15.3.2.7

location, 15.3.2

providers

configuring, 15.1.5.1.2

location services, 15.1.5

positioning, 15.3.2.4

selection of, 15.1.5.1

selector hook, 15.3.2.4

Push Service, 10

Q

QoS (quality of service), 15.3.2.3

quality of service, 15.3.2.3

R

REFCNT column in region tables, 15.5.4.2

reference count (REFCNT), 15.5.4.2

region, 15.5

adding new region, 15.5.4.2

API for modeling, 15.5.5

associating with a service, 15.5.3

custom, 15.5.2

reference count (REFCNT), 15.5.4.2

system-defined, 15.5.2

using sequence to generate ID, 15.5.4.2

rights

positioning, 15.3.2.5

Ringtone Adaptation, 9.2.5

RouteInfo interface, 15.1.12.3.3

Router interface, 15.1.10.4.1

routing

languages (support for), 15.1.10.3

maneuver, 15.1.10, 15.1.10.2

overview, 15.1.10

overview map, 15.1.10.2

results, 15.1.10.2

settings, 15.1.10.1

RoutingSettings class, 15.1.10.4.2

S

scrape mode

Web Clipping Studio, 14.3

scraping

overview, 14.1

searching for a master application using Service Manager, 4.3.1

section mode

Web Clipping Studio, 14.3

security

Web Clipping, 14.6.1

selection of service providers, 15.1.5.1

selector hook, 15.3.2.4

Service Detail Record, 17.4

service management, 16.7

Service Manager

creating a folder, 4.3.2

creating an application, 4.3.3

logging in, 4.2

managing applications, 4.3

overview, 4.1

searching for a master application, 4.3.1

service proxy

integrating external content provider, 15.6

short names

creating, 6.4.4

deleting, 6.4.4.2

editing, 6.4.4.1

managing, 6.4.3

SimpleAudio, 7.5.3.3.2

SimpleBreak, 7.5.3.4.1, 7.5.3.4.1

SimpleCol, 7.5.3.5.1

SimpleContainer, 7.5.3.3.1

SimpleEm, 7.5.3.4.1

SimpleHref, 7.5.3.3.2

SimpleResult, 7.5.3.3

SimpleRow, 7.5.3.5.1

SimpleStrong, 7.5.3.4.1

SimpleTable, 7.5.3.5.1

SimpleTableBody, 7.5.3.5.1

SimpleTableHeader, 7.5.3.5.1

SimpleText, 7.5.3.3.2

SimpleTextItem, 7.5.3.3.2

site_cgf_bootstrap.xml, 15.1.5.1.1

spatial mark, 15.1.7

SpatialManager class, 15.1.4

SRID (coordinate system) for region data, 15.5.4.2

stub classes

generating, 4.7.2

stylesheet

XSL, 7.5.1

system-defined regions, 15.5.2

T

TableExample.xml, 7.5.3.5.1

traffic

incident, 15.1.12

overview, 15.1.12

request XML DTD, 15.1.12.2

TrafficCityManager interface, 15.1.12.3.8

TrafficIncident interface, 15.1.12.3.6

TrafficReport interface, 15.1.12.3.5

TrafficReporter interface, 15.1.12.3.7

TrafficRoute interface, 15.1.12.3.4

transcoding

migrating from, 14.4

triggering conditions, 11.2.1.3

trusted server certificate file

Web Clipping and, 14.6.1

U

user and group management, 16.6

User Customization, 16

using Service Manager, 4.3.3

UTF-8 character sets, 14.2

Web Clipping and, 14.2

V

visibility

mobile community, 15.3.2.6

voice, 7.5.3.3.2

W

Web Clipping, 14.2

application, 14.2

architecture, 14.2

building custom applications, 14.5.3

creating a Web Clipping service, 14.3

creating applications, 4.3.8, 14.3

customizing applications, 14.3

customizing service, 14.3

editing attributes, 14.3

features, 14.2

limitations, 14.2

managing, 14.3

parameters, 14.3

publishing applications, 14.5.1

testing applications, 14.3, 14.5.2

Web Clipping Studio, 14.2

browse mode, 14.3

preview mode, 14.3

scrape mode, 14.3

section mode, 14.3

Web Integration

migrating from, 14.4

Web Integration Definition Language (WIDL) file

importing from, 14.4

Web scraping, 14, 14.3

overview, 14.1

Web services

for location-based applications, 15.2.3

WGS-84 coordinate system for region data, 15.5.4.2

WIDL file

importing from, 14.4

wireless application

Web Clipping and, 14.5

Wireless components

development tools, 1.1

device portal, 1.1

foundation services, 1.1

Multi-Channel Server, 1.1

wireless customization

accessing as a new user, 6.2.1

accessing as a registered user, 6.2.2

customizing applications, 6.4

logging into, 6.2

managing folders, 6.4.1

managing user profiles, 6.3

overview, 6.1

Wireless Developer's Kit (WDK), 2.1.2

Wireless Development Kit (WDK), 1.1

WML Translator, 14.7

deploying and configuring, 14.7.1

using, 14.7.2

WSDL files for location services, 15.2.3

X

XHMTL Mobile Profile (XHTML MP), 7.4

XHTML+XForms, 7.2

XML

schema, 7.5.2

site_cgf_bootstrap.xml configuration file, 15.1.5.1.1

XML files

business directory category hierarchy, 15.1.11.2

examples, 15.1.1

traffic request DTD, 15.1.12.2

XSL stylesheet, 7.5.1

Y

Yellow Pages services, 15.1.11

YPBusiness class, 15.1.11.3.3

YPCategory class, 15.1.11.3.2

YPFinder interface, 15.1.11.3.1