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J2ME Web Service Providers

Hi, I have read that it is possible to send HTTP/SOAP messages to web service using kSOAP. But is it possible in a J2ME app to receive HTTP/SOAP messages? I.e. the mobile app acting like a web service provider? How is it done?

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This tutorial shows you how it can be done, but by the looks of it, you are just mimicking a webserver.

npinti  2010-07-11 21:32:43

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