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WML
Last modified: Friday, November 09, 2001 

 
Short for Wireless Markup Language, an XML language used to specify content and user interface for WAP devices; the WAP forum provides a DTD for WML.

WML is supported by almost every mobile phone browser around the world.

WML pages are requested and served in the same way as HDML pages. For Web servers to serve WML pages, they must contain the text/vnd.wap.wml mime type.

  Related Links

Nokia's WAP Development Section
Use this page for info on how to join Nokia's WAP development program and find the Nokia devlopers kit, which includes instruction and a WAP simulator.

Nokia's WAP Section
Everything you need to know about WAP: products, applications, and business opportunities.

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Mobile Computing

Related Terms

DTD

HDML

WAP

WTLS

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