Everything you need to build a killer I-Mode application, static Web page, or dynamic I-Mode Web site.
Users of this book will be able to quickly and efficiently build I-Mode pages using their most familiar text editor. Following examples and instructions, developers will create or convert images from other platforms, create animations and sound files, and develop dynamic database driven I-Mode applications and Web sites using common scripting languages such as Perl, PHP, and Java.
Table of Contents:
I. THE I-MODE MOBILE INTERNET.
1. The i-mode Phenomenon.
2. Handset and Service Features.
3. Network and Delivery Protocols.
4. The i-mode Business Model.
II. TOWARD 3G MOBILE SERVICES.
5. Global Mobile Networks.
6. Comparing WAP and i-mode Features.
7. Current and Future i-mode Capabilities.
8. Wireless Location-Based Services.
III. HOW TO BUILD I-MODE SITES.
9. Introduction to i-mode Development.
10. Using Emulators and Simulators.
11. Creating Page Structure and Lists.
12. Working with Text Formatting.
13. Applying Design to Text and Body.
14. Adding Images to i-mode Pages.
15. Linking i-mode Resources.
16. Adding Structure with Tables.
17. Creating i-mode Forms.
18. Developing Animations and Wallpaper.
19. Working with iMelody Ringtones.
IV. DESIGNING FOR SMALL SCREENS.
20. Interaction Design for Small Screens.
21. Intelligent Interface and Personalization.
22. Optimizing Your Mobile Internet Site.
V. BUILDING DYNAMIC I-MODE APPLICATIONS.
23. Application Security and Session Management.
24. Advanced i-mode Server Techniques.
25.Creating an XML i-mode Application.
26. Building a Dynamic Graphing Application.
VI. BUILDING DYNAMIC I-MODE APPLICATIONS.
27. The i-mode Java Implementation.
28. Creating the Java iAppli Shell.
29. Adding Functionality to i-mode iAppli.
VII. APPENDIXES.
Appendix A. cHTML Reference.
Appendix B. i-mode Character Reference. |
