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These four icons are as follows:
Preview WAP Content
Preview PDA Content
Preview Full Browser (PC) Content
View All Contents and Mobility Mark-up
The next four icons let you launch the particular device emulator to see the results of the mobility
markup, as it would appear in the actual device.
They are, in order:
Launch Configured WAP 1.x Emulator
Launch Configured WAP 2.x Emulator
Launch Configured PDA Emulator
Launch Other Configured Emulators / Browsers
The sample project, when viewed in a menu-driven (for example smart phones) or a PDA device,
demonstrates the types of issues that can arise when sending PC web content to handheld devices.
As the code is mobilized, you will be able to see how WebLogic Mobility Server can manipulate
the content to make it look good on all types of devices.
Note: Openwave 6.2.2 will sometimes pause or freeze when launched from Workshop. In order
to stop this behavior, follow these instructions:
1. Edit the Openwave startup batch file (for example C:\Program Files\Openwave\SDK
6.2.2\program\OSDK62http.bat) or create a copy and edit as follows:
2. Change: cd http to cd /d %~dp0\http.
3. Change: start osdk62http.exe -pho OPWV-SDK-62.pho to
start osdk62http.exe "%*" -pho OPWV-SDK-62.pho.
4. In Workshop, choose Tools →IDE Properties →Emulators, configure to start the edited
.bat file instead of the .exe (the bat file is one directory above .exe in the tree).
Part II The Mobility Extension for BEA Workshop
BEA WebLogic Mobility Server User Guide - 11