How can I use Oracle Wireless Server to transcode content.

Hi,
My application can generate and aggregates data from various sources and can output data in XML. Is there a way that send XML to Oracle Wireless Server and then a user of my application can see the output from mobile device( Pocket PC, Nokia, Imode etc.). Can it be done programmatically or using some wizards/configurations etc. I am relatively new to OracleAS so a detailed answer will be highly appreciated.
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Thank you,
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