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WMLBrowserrefresh()

Forces the WML browser to update its context and returns an empty string This function has the same semantics as the refresh task in WML

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Example function convert2Peso(){ var dollars = WMLBrowsergetVar("amount"); var dol2peso = 102; var newAmt = dollars*dol2peso; WMLBrowsersetVar("amount", newAmt); WMLBrowserrefresh(); }

WMLBrowsersetVar(name, value)

Returns true if the variable with the given name is successfully set to contain the given value in the current browser context; false otherwise The variable name and its value must follow the syntax specified by WML The variable value must be legal XML CDATA Parameters Return Value Exceptions returned

Boolean or invalid If the syntax of the variable name or its value is incorrect, an invalid value is

dialogsalert(message)

Displays the given message to the user, waits for the user confirmation, and returns an empty string ( ) Parameter

Example function testValue(textElement) { if (Stringlength(textElement) > 8) { Dialogsalert("Enter name < 8 chars!"); }; };

dialogsconfirm(message, ok, cancel)

Displays the given message and two reply alternatives: ok and cancel Waits for the user to select one of the reply alternatives and returns true for ok and false for cancel Parameters message = string ok = string (text; empty string results in the default implementation-dependent text) cancel = string (text; empty string results in the default implementation-dependent text) Return Value Boolean or invalid

Example function onAbort() { return Dialogsconfirm("Are you sure ","Well","Yes"); };

dialogsprompt(message, defaultInput)

Displays the given message and prompts for user input The defaultInput parameter contains the initial content for the user input Returns the user input Parameters Return Value

Example var a = "234-1234"; var b = Dialogsprompt("Phone number: ",a);

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Consoleprint(string)

Used for debugging Converts any value to a string and prints it to the SDK Phone Information window

Consoleprintln(string)

Used for debugging Converts any value to a string and prints it to the SDK Phone Information window This call is the same as consoleprint except that it adds a newline character to the end of the string

3G Third generation Radio link protocols such as W-CDMA, CDMA2000, and TDMA offer higher data rates than second generation digital ACK Acknowledgment Indication of successful completion of task

ALOHA A channel access method whereby a message is sent in a non-scheduled fashion If a collision occurs, a back-off occurs and another attempt is made AM Amplitude Modulation A modulation technique that involves changes to a signal carrier s amplitude APDU Application Protocol Data Unit A packet of information

API Application Program Interface A collection of defined software functions, classes, methods, etc, generally packaged as software binary libraries, that are used by programmers to take advantage of various system features ASCII American Standard Code for Information Interchange

ASN1 Abstract Syntax Notation One An encoding technique that ensures different data types can be exchanged between systems having different data representations caused by different byte ordering, character sets, etc BER Basic Encoding Rules Rules that determine how different data types are encoded

BLOB Binary Large Object A data type used by WMtp that may be any type of binary data, originally used for compressed voice files bps Bits per second

Bytecode Content encoding in which the content is typically a set of low-level instructions and operands for a targeted hardware (or virtual) machine Caller Capcode CDMA2000 Client The person or machine that originates a messaging session with the paging system A pager s internal address A third generation wireless protocol which is an outgrowth of CDMA 1

A device or application that initiates a request for connection to a server The program and configuration image in a pager s memory

Content Data stored or generated at an origin server Content is typically displayed or interpreted by a user agent in response to a user request

Content encoding When used as a verb, content encoding indicates the act of converting a data object from one format to another Typically the resulting format requires less physical space than the original, is easier to process or store, or is encrypted When used as a noun, content encoding specifies a particular format or encoding standard or process Content format CRC Actual representation of content