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 | | HDML provides display and navigation models designed to provide intuitive data access using a modified transaction paradigm rather than the document-based paradigm of HTML. | | | However, the display constraints of handheld devices do not allow the user agent to provide the same degree of context. | | | This proposal motivates and proposes a mark-up language specifically for handheld devices, called the Handheld Device Markup Language (HDML). |
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| Â | HDML, Handheld Markup Language |
| | HDML / Handheld Markup Language is for creating web pages that can be accessed by small handheld computers, pagers and mobile phones. | | | HDML / Handheld Markup Language was invented in 1997 by Unwired Planet, along with the UP Browser which can read it. | | | HDML / Handheld Markup Language for Not Yet Techies |
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http://www.inforingpress.com/computer-book/hdml.htm
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| Â | HDML (Handheld Device Markup Language) (Linktionary term) |
| | There are cards that display information, cards that prompt for input, and cards that display lists of options for the user to select. | | | The structure of HDML is a deck of cards instead of a Web page. | | | An HDML drawback is that it is proprietary, although open for use. |
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http://www.linktionary.com/h/hdml.html
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| Â | Wireless and Mobile Computing |
| | Mobile, or "untethered," computing means that the computing device is not continuously connected to the base or central network. | | | Mobile simply describes a computing device that is not restricted to a desktop. | | | Generally, "PDA" means the same as "handheld," a term that is more frequently used as the devices have taken on a growing role in corporate computing. |
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http://www.dir.state.tx.us/pubs/wireless/wireless.htm
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| | A plug-and-play interface between a computer and add-on devices such as mobile devices (PalmOS®, PocketPC®), printers, keyboards etc. New devices can be added without adapter cards or without the computer being off. | | | A version of HDML (handheld device markup language), WML is based on XML and will run with its over version of Javascript. | | | Synchronizations update data or information from an external source to the mobile device. |
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http://www.phantomfiber.com/covers/covers_wireless/covers_wireless_glossary.html
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| Â | Command 4D Connects with Wireless Markup Language |
| | Therefore, allowing the user to use their digital handheld device, whether it may be a pager or cellular phone, as a way to check vital information only accessible by the Internet. | | | Therefore, the pull down menu which is set to default as device: home must be changed to 127.0.0.1, or if the database is on another computer, then you must set the IP address of that specific computer you are trying to connect to. | | | What was once used as a way of communicating by speaking, leaving voice messages, numeric or alphanumeric pages, has now taken the form of a small computer. |
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http://www.4d.com/ACIDOC/CMU/CMU79860.HTM
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| | Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) could be considered a type of “presentation language” because it defines the layout, fonts, and graphic elements of a web page. | | | The first major one written specifically for these devices was the Handheld Device Markup Language (HDML). | | | There are numerous markup languages currently used for delivering services and content to mobile phones and handheld devices. |
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http://www.arches.uga.edu/~amy920/unit4.html
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| Â | Handheld device, wireless handheld device, device ebook handheld |
| | A handheld device that enables a user to chat in another language - without having to learn any words or phrases for themselves - has been developed by... | | | Wanted: PDAs for African physicians Donate your old handheld device to Satellife Global Health Network Handheld Computer Project in Africa;... | | | Click here to download software for your handheld and... |
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http://www.watchcomputer.com/handheld-device.html
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| Â | Handheld and Wireless Internet, WAP, WML markup language, website tips for designers, websitetips.com |
| | Mobile computing resource and internet portal and community for handheld devices. | | | Learn how to get on the Internet with your handheld device, find handheld-friendly sites here, and further information for handhelds in WAP format (desktop computer version, too). | | | Amazon.com also offers a buying guide to compare various types of handheld devices to help you decide which is best for your particular needs. |
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http://www.websitetips.com/wireless
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| Â | FoRK Archive: HDML: Handheld Device Markup Language |
| | The Handheld Device Markup Language (HDML) is a complete and freely available | | | HDML, like HTML, is an information publishing and | | | Web site that can serve information to desktop computers can serve information |
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http://www.xent.com/FoRK-archive/winter96/0525.html
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| Â | UIML: An Appliance-Independent XML User Interface Language |
| | Languages created in the human-computer interaction community are known as User Interface Management Systems (UIMS). | | | This creates a clear line between the interface code and the internal program logic: interfaces are described with a declarative language, while the internal logic is described by a procedural language. | | | Formal languages have a specified grammar and are easy to parse. |
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http://www8.org/w8-papers/5b-hypertext-media/uiml/uiml.html
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| Â | Cover Pages: WAP Wireless Markup Language Specification (WML) |
| | Creating an effective design that conveys useful information in a minimal device is harder than doing it for an unconstrained device. | | | They are convinced handheld wireless devices are -- and will remain -- four orders of magnitude less powerful than conventional Internet hosts and thus require optimized transport, applications, and content. | | | This pure XML/XSL architecture makes it possible for the site to dynamically recognize client devices and style content according to the display requirements of each receiving device. |
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http://www.oasis-open.org/cover/wap-wml.html
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| Â | Wireless Glossary : H |
| | Handheld Computer a portable, handheld computing device that acts as an electronic organizer. | | | Glossary (H) Handheld Device Markup Language see HDML. | | | Handheld computers are typically used for managing addresses, appointments, to-do lists and notes, but some newer models support wireless Internet access, e-mail, and other interactive applications. |
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http://www.cellphones.ca/resources/h.cfm
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| Â | Production First Software Encyclopedia of Typography and Electronic Communication : H |
| | An example of hinting implemented in system software would be Adobe PostScript interpreters. | | | A printer description language and also a metafile format developed by Hewlett-Packard. | | | Thus, they are inherently platform-independent, and can be opened and viewed on any operating system (even MS-DOS) easily, and the contents understood by humans. |
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http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/profirst/h.htm
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| Â | About Language Support |
| | This section describes what languages are supported, how to get around limitations, and provides an overview of how HomeSite detects and handles a language. | | | You can extend its language support with the Tag Definitions Library and Visual Tools Markup Language (VTML). | | | HomeSite does not support every language, but the program is highly flexible and extensible. |
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http://livedocs.macromedia.com/cf50docs/Using_HomeSite/language2.jsp
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| Â | Intelligent Wireless Web, The - $29.99 |
| | Wireless handheld devices and third-generation TDMA and CDMA | | | This book explores technology developments in speech recognition, mobile wireless devices, network integration, and software that will be far more responsive to our informational and transactional needs. | | | The primary target audience for this book includes developers, engineers, innovators, research strategists, and IT managers who are looking for the "Big Picture" of how to integrate and deliver intelligent products and services wirelessly through Web services, software applications, and hardware devices. |
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http://www.awprofessional.com/title/0201730634
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| Â | XML, (Extensible Markup Language), A Guide to |
| | Vector Markup Language (VML) and Precision Graphics Markup Language (PGML) are both methods for describing vector graphics. | | | It is expected that Netscape Communicator 5 will use RDF to store bookmark and history information. | | | The Unwired Planet and Nokia 7110 browsers cannot handle files larger than 1442 bytes, though other WML browsers might. |
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http://www.gto.uklinux.net/web/xml-info.html
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| Â | WAP for Java developers |
| | Handheld wireless devices, however, have a more constrained computing environment compared to desktop computers. | | | In HTML, there are no functions to check the validity of user input or to generate messages and dialog boxes locally. | | | Handheld devices tend to have less memory, less powerful CPUs, different input devices, and smaller displays. |
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http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-06-2000/jw-0602-wap.html
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| Â | [20040901] WIRELESS WEB DEVELOPMENT |
| | Readers will gain an understanding of the various markup languages and protocol languages, learn to select an appropriate markup language for their project, and create content tuned for their customer's devices. | | | Ray Rischpater Helps Web Developers take their skills to the next level-wireless development. | | | You'll learn how to use HTML with the latest generation of handheld computers, including how to create content for synchronizing browsers like AvantGo. |
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http://palm.ticmundi.com/1-893115-20-8.html
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| Â | Wireless Week Research Library: Handheld Device Markup Language |
| | Wireless Week Research Library: Handheld Device Markup Language | | | Software > Systems Software > Programming Languages > Markup Languages > Handheld Device Markup Language | | | You Are Here > Home > Research Library > Handheld Device Markup Language |
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http://wirelessweek.bitpipe.com/data/tlist?t=soft_10_102_8
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| Â | THE WIRELESS APPLICATION PROTOCOL (WAP) |
| | Basically, the characteristics of a WAP device are specified in two classifications: component and communication. | | | Beside that, the Microbrowser have to know how to interact with different layers of WAP protocols, manage URL process and maintain caches. | | | For the context of this project, we are most interested in the WAP application environment (WAE) specified in the WAP specifications. |
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http://homepages.wmich.edu/~s9peddac/WAPIntro.htm
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| Â | 15 Seconds : HDML and ASP Go Hand in Hand |
| | Christina Biggs has been a software developer at Scarab Software in Raleigh, N.C., since May 1999. | | | If you need assistance with HDML, information can be found at phone.com's developer site. | | | The following example shows how to use ASP and environment variables to redirect the device to the pages that are formatted to the device's capabilities. |
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http://www.15seconds.com/issue/000622.htm
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| Â | Index4.html |
| | A markup language is a way of adding information to your content that tells the device receiving the content what to do with it. | | | When working on the internet, you usually make your way through a web page with points and clicks of a mouse. | | | WAP also uses Wireless Markup Language (WML), which includes the Handheld Device Markup Language (HDML). |
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http://studentweb.uwstout.edu/veitha/Index4.html
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| Â | TopXML : XML Tools for Information Appliances |
| | We can do the same essential processing, parsing, and transforming tasks with these tools that we have used elsewhere in the book. | | | The lack of widespread use of P2P networks might be partially due to the single-threaded operating systems that many information appliances employ. | | | That could be a lot of work to reach all the new devices or networks, especially as new document classes are popping up all the time and old ones are dying out so we'll have to keep on writing new XSL transforms. |
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http://www.vbxml.com/java/articles/javaxml/default.asp
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| Â | 09 May Submission of HDML to W3C |
| | Note that Unwired Planet provides a number of HDML user agent implementations which do contain proprietary software and require a license, however the license to use at least one of those HDML user agent implementations is granted free of charge upon download from the Unwired Planet web site. | | | No proprietary technology or license is required to implement the submission. | | | The Handheld Device Markup Language (HDML) is a simple language used to define hypertext-like content and applications for hand-held devices with small displays. |
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http://www.w3.org/Submission/1997/5/
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| Â | BobbyMaisnam.com - W@p |
| | Unwired Planet presented Handheld Device Markup Language (HDML) and Handheld Device Transport Protocol (HDTP). | | | WML is based on the Extensible Markup Language (XML). | | | Even though WAP is based on Internet technology, WAP and the Internet live side by side. |
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http://www.geocities.com/bobbymaisnam/wap.htm
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| Â | 50 cups of coffee never the same girl twice |
| | Ok, but it's not as interesting as MRML, the Mind Reading Markup Language. | | | Intro to HDML, the handheld device markup language (for mobile phones, pagers, and other tiny devices). | | | Swedish scientists say engineers may be able to manipulate this skill to produce "extremely small optical and electronic devices." Thaaaat's just super. |
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http://www.50cups.com/strange/brew/9911.asp
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| Â | Topics in Internet Programming |
| | We will study techniques and idioms for developing interactive web services, using CGI programming with perl and various web markup languages. | | | We will create web services for graphical browsers, but also for telephones and handheld data devices. | | | How to set up your web page and cgi bin |
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http://www1.cs.luc.edu/~tuckey
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| Â | HDML - Handheld Device Markup Language |
| | Handheld Device Markup Language is a modified form of HTML (Hypertext Markup Language), and is deigned for use of wireless devices, or small computers such as PDA (Personal Digital Assistants). | | | This small data unit is more suitable for viewing on handheld devices and is quicker to download onto wireless devices. | | | Like WML (Wireless Markup Language), HDML is formatted on cards which are smaller units of information than traditional HTML which uses pages. |
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http://www.mpirical.com/companion/IP/HDMLLanguage.htm
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| Â | Novell's GroupWise 6 is No. 1 with a bullet |
| | GroupWise Wireless supports WAP-enabled devices that use Handheld Device Markup Language 3.0 or Wireless Markup Language 1.1 microbrowsers. | | | The method of text entry depends on your device. | | | Finally, GroupWise 6 added a feature set that no other groupware vendor has out of the box. |
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http://www.networkworldfusion.com/reviews/2001/0604rev.html
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| Â | ALJONA Interservice - software tools |
| | The first version of the wireless web device interface to this Unified Messaging application used HDML (Handheld Device Markup Language) to format output to the wireless web devices; HDML was supported first because customer research indicated that HDML compatibility was the most prevalent across the existing USA base of older wireless web devices. | | | Both the PC Web browser interface and the Wireless Web device interface to this Unified Messaging application were custom-developed by Aljona's overseas resources using the following software development technologies: | | | The use of COM components enables the reusability of middleware code that is common to Wireless Web device functionality and PC Web browser functionality; examples of this are COM components which support the Unified Messaging Repository, the Address Book, and the Get External Mail features. |
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http://www.aljona.com/web.html
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| Â | Handheld Device Markup Language Specification |
| | Note: since working drafts are subject to frequent change, you are advised to reference the above URL, rather than the URLs for working drafts themselves. | | | HDML 2.0 Specification - 11 APR 1997 For more information about this specification, contact: Tim Hyland |
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http://www.w3.org/TR/NOTE-Submission-HDML-spec.html
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| Â | MobileGates.com |
| | The Transcoder/Conversion Manager is able to present the information on a user specified Internet-enabled, wireless or wired device in any of the following languages: WML (Wireless Markup Language), HDML (Handheld Device Markup Language), HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language), XML (Extended Markup Language) and VXML (Voice XML). | | | The processed data needs to be converted to a "browser specific" data format or voice format before it is sent to the user. | | | Today's wireless Internet devices have different types of browsers. |
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http://www.mobilegates.com/transcode.shtml
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| Â | MobileMMS.com |
| | This new report studies Digital Rights Management (DRM) on mobile devices. | | | Our Research Division writes and publishes books and reports about MMS. | | | Reviews & details of all the latest MMS Devices. |
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http://www.yes2wap.com/whatiswap.htm
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| Â | What is HDML? Handheld Device Markup Language UP.Browser WAP |
| | Back in 1997, a company called Unwired Planet invented HDML and the browser that reads it, called the UP.Browser. | | | But a lack of support on both ends left HDML temporarily high and dry. | | | Recently, though, the WAP Forum, founded by Unwired Planet (since evolved into Phone.com and most recently Openwave) and such industry movers as Nokia and Motorola, unveiled WAP, the wireless application protocol, which - in conjunction with this year's smaller, cheaper phones with greater screen real estate - allows much more robust and widespread phone surfing. |
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http://bugclub.org/beginners/wireless/hdml.html
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| Â | Openwave - Home - |
| | We help mobile operators and device manufacturers deliver innovative and differentiated data services and next-generation mobile phones. | | | Read more about how we continue to stay focused on helping you deliver the perfect user experience. | | | We bring carrier-class email and voice messaging solutions to broadband cable and DSL operators, ISPs, and Telcos. |
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http://www.openwave.com/
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