Nokia WAP Toolkit
Nokia is a leading vendor of phones including some newer WAP-enabled devices (such as the 6110 and 7110). Nokia has created a toolkit that is made freely available to application devel opers. The toolkit, seen in Figure C.6, features a sophisticated editing environment and associated browser.
The editor supports editing multiple documents at once, is color coded, and contains windows that display device messages (see Figure C.7), variable information (see Figure C.8), session information (see Figure C.9), and other useful information.
Figure C.6. The Nokia WAP Toolkit is a complete development environment for WML coding.
Figure C.7. The Messages screen displays device information at various message levels.
Figure C.8. The Variables screen displays a list of active variables and their values.
Figure C.9. The Session screen displays a list of retrieved URLs and their sizes.
The Preferences dialog, seen in Figure C.10, can be used to select devices as well as to specify communication and data-encoding options. WML help is not integrated, but complete language help is provided in PDF form.
Figure C.10. The Preferences dialog is used to select the browser device among other options.
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The Nokia WAP Toolkit can be downloaded from http://www.forum.nokia.com. Registration is required. The toolkit is a Java application and requires that Sun's Java runtime environment (JRE) be installed, it can be downloaded from http://www.javasoft.com (check the Nokia Web site for the exact Java version required).