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Definition: WML is a tag-based language
designed after the model of HTML for Web content. The designers
of WML (and its companion scripting language, WMLScript) created
an environment that demands less memory and processing power
from browsers than HTML and JavaScript. WML also includes features
that tailor it for the relatively small display sizes of today's
wireless devices. |
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| WML and HTML differ in significant
ways. Although WML strips some features from HTML and co-opts
others, WML also incorporates some powerful programming constructs
not found in HTML like variables, tasks, and events. WML implements
a stricter tag syntax than HTML and includes a DTD for use with
XML parsers. |
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| Also Known
As: Wireless Markup Language |
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| Related Resources:
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| Wireless Networking
Directory |
| These online resources introduce
the world of wireless networks including WAP, Bluetooth, and
other technology and industry trends. |
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| Wireless Application
Protocol (WAP) |
| The Wireless Application Protocol
(WAP) supports development of Web-based applications that run
over wireless networks. |
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| Wireless LANs
(WLANs) |
| This page lists resource information
for wireless local area network (WLAN) technology and product.
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