Tominva
4/10/2002 5:10:00 PM
If you are using .NET with the mobile internet toolkit/SDK
installed and have the full device filters section pasted
into your web.config file, then the code you write will
automatically be converted/rendered to wml for you by
the .net framework on your web server.
However, if your page includes images then you'll have to
also have a <choice> section in your aspx file to specifiy
image files acceptable to wml devices. For example, if
your code tries to send a normal bmp or jpg image to a wml
device there will be major hurlage.
I downloaded the Openwave SDK and considered using it to
write my wml, but compared to the .NET IDE the Openwave
tool is less than friendly.
There are coding/method differences between the Beta2
of .NET (Mobile) and the full version of .NET (Mobile) so
go with the full deal if you can.
Tom