Re: WMA 1.1

There is no such thing as a "Java message", it is just an SMS message
with a
header field set indicating a port number. It could be targetted at a
native application.
Thw WMA spec allows a Java application to register for a particular port
number
for Push notification. All I/O operations are the responsibility of the
MIDlet
after it has been launched.


Sunil Maheshwari wrote:

> Can we use Push functionality to launch the Message viewer in case where
> port does not have a registered listener, so if terminal receives a Java
> message it'll launch midlet to show that message without having
> MessageListener.
>
>
>
>
> Minor clarification - the transport of SMS messages is likely to use the
> on device SMS Inbox
> for storage of inbound messages. e.g. if you designate a message to a
> port that does not have
> a registered listener, then the user could see the undelivered message
> in their Inbox. The port
> number provides a routing mechanism so messages can be delivered to
> specific applications
> waiting for that input. Unlike port numbers in IP connections, the port
> assigned for SMS messages
> is actually part of the user data header.

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