Oracle9iAS Wireless Getting Started and System Guide Release 2 (9.0.2) Part Number A90486-02 |
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This document describes the tools you can use to develop and maintain Oracle9iAS Wireless. Each section of this document presents a different topic. These sections include:
Wireless provides a set of Web-based tools to help you create, manage, and deliver mobile services. These tools include wizards for developing and managing repository objects, and utilities for managing the server and deploying Wireless. Wireless provides the following development tools:
These tools are role-specific; users can only access tools associated with the roles that the User Administrator has assigned to them. For example, a user assigned to the Content Management Tool role can only access the Content Management Tool tool and a user with Content Developer privileges can only access the Service Designer.
Wireless provides the following user roles:
Users assigned to the Administrators, Designers, Organizers, System, and Helpdesk roles also have end-user privileges.
You use the Service Designer to create and modify objects in the Wireless repository. These objects include:
Table 9-2 Objects in the Wireless Repository
The Service Designer provides a set of wizards for the creation of master services, master alerts, logical devices, and data feeds. The Service Designer's wizards present the creation of each of these components as a discrete task broken down into a series of steps. The Service Designer prompts you through each step, ensuring that you successfully create the component quickly and easily.
In addition to these wizards, the Service Designer includes a screen for testing and creating transformers. Transformers, in the form of XSLT stylesheets or Java classes, convert the content returned by Wireless adapters into the format best suited to a particular platform. Using the Service Designer, you can both test and create transformers. The tool allows you to view and edit adapter input parameters and the transformers of the source content. See the Oracle9iAS Developer's Guide for more information on Wireless Edition XML.
Using the Service Designer, you can create location-based master services, which are are visible to users at specific locations. The Service Designer enables developers to create these services by assigning a location to a master service from the spatial data repository. The tool enables you to view a spacial object as a map image with its corresponding geometry. In addition, the tool enables you to access, view, and modify the data stored in the spatial database in the repository. See Chapter 10 for more information on the Service Designer.
The Content Management Tool enables you to create services and alerts based on the master services and master alerts created by Content Developers. The Content Manager Tool tool enables you to assign services, alerts, and topics to each user group. Using the Content Manager Tool, you can organize the wireless portal in a business context appropriate to a user group. The Content Manager Tool provides you with wizards to ensure that you create services easily. See Chapter 11 for more information on the Content Manager Tool.
This tool enables you to perform such help desk functions as creating and modifying users and groups and assigning services to users and groups. See Chapter 12 for more information on the User Manager.
Manager enables you to centrally manage property files at both the server and site levels.
Wireless Customization enables users to personalize their device portals from a desktop computer or from a mobile device by providing default pages for modifying service, folder, user, group and other repository objects. Wireless Customization enables users to set frequently entered parameters, such as email addresses, passwords, or PINs.
See Chapter 13 for more information on Wireless Customization. See Chapter 14 for more information on personalizing services from a device.
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