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Thursday, August 17, 2006
Java Mobile Service Architecture overview
C. Enrique Ortiz (of Mobility Weblog) has written a tutorial about MSA at Sun Developer Network.
MSA is more or less a bundling of existing JSRs, similar to the previous Java Technology for the Wireless Indsutry (JTWI) specification, but with a much more advanced scope.
As with JTWI this is a way to firm up what functionality mobile devices should have, so that application developers get a more consistent environment for their applications.
The Mobile Service Architecture Specification
MSA is more or less a bundling of existing JSRs, similar to the previous Java Technology for the Wireless Indsutry (JTWI) specification, but with a much more advanced scope.
As with JTWI this is a way to firm up what functionality mobile devices should have, so that application developers get a more consistent environment for their applications.
The Mobile Service Architecture Specification
