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November 2002
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IEEE Pervasive Computing
The .NET Compact Framework lets developers easily and efficiently build robust applications that call XML Web services, thereby letting end users effectively access remote data, cache it locally for use when offline, and interact with it via rich user interfaces. This paper highlights the .NET Compact Framework's design goals, sheds light on what the first version contains, and speculates on future directions.
... In our proposal the mobile user, when available and able to perform signature processes, checks by means of a Web service in the iMSSP whether there are m-signature requests to be signed. Currently, it is feasible to invoke Web services from mobile devices thanks to the development of the Extensible Markup Language (XML) and Web services (WS) Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) and libraries for mobile handsets (Kangasharju, 2007) (e.g., mobile handsets with Java ME that supports Java Specification Request (JSR) 172 specification (JSR 172 Expert Group, 2004) or with Microsoft .NET compact framework (Neable, 2002;Fox and Box, 2003), etc.). ...
November 2002
IEEE Pervasive Computing
