some problems about deloying a mobile web application
Hi, i'm very newbie about mobile web application. So i have some problems about deloying a mobile web application in reallife.
I am using vb.net (2003) to make a mobile web application. And i use Nokia web browser 4.0, nokia mobile internet toolkit 4.1, nokia wap gateway 4.0 to deloy that application on local computer and it is running well.
But i don't know how to deloy it in reallife like :
+ Where should i put Nokia mobile internet toolkit on my phone ( client ) or on server?
+ What will i config? ( port, ip ... or something else ).
And one more thing, when i want to move from pageA.aspx to pageB.aspx, i use RedirectToMobilePage("pageB.aspx"). But before moving to pageB.aspx, it ask me to confirm moving. How could i do to turn off that confirmation?
Please give me some advice. Any ideas will be welcomed.
some problems about deloying a mobile web application
Hi,
What you mean when you asked that:
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But i don't know how to deloy it in reallife like :
+ Where should i put Nokia mobile internet toolkit on my phone ( client ) or on server?
+ What will i config? ( port, ip ... or something else ).
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Are you trying to install the tookit to you device or what ?
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Re: some problems about deloying a mobile web application
[QUOTE=ctlqt12]I am using vb.net (2003) to make a mobile web application.
And i use Nokia web browser 4.0, nokia mobile internet toolkit 4.1, nokia wap gateway 4.0 to deloy that application on local computer and it is running well.
[/QUOTE]
I assume you have a vs2003 mobile web application running on your local IIS web server.
The fact you are using NMIT is to test/simulate a mobile device accessing your web application.
.NET mobile applications have the ability to render differently based on device capability. (more: [url]http://www.codeproject.com/dotnet/MobileWebAppSecret.asp[/url])
so to deploy your mobile application in real-life, my guess is:
1. Deploy it to a web host that supports .NET mobile applications
or
2. Set up your web server using Dynamic DNS (more: [url]http://www.no-ip.com/services/managed_dns/free_dynamic_dns.html[/url])
As for your problem regarding RedirectToMobilePage, have you tested your pages with real wap-enabled mobile devices? I am sure the problem lies with the client browser configuration settings, if your source code is ok.
[B]Anyway, this topic is about .NET Mobile Applications, so this topic could be off-topic[/B].