Native Client for Symbian Mobiles

I've a Sony-ericsson 910i with Symbian and the proprietary as well as
Opera browser.
I'm looking for a native client to use on this so that I may access our
SAP system. I've seen some reference to a client being available for the
Nokia 9210 (which runs Symbian) but can't seem to find any more info or
the download for this.

Jason Roesler wrote:
II am interested to know,
Is there an native client for enterprise eddition or enterprise 3 for
Solaris x86?
thanks
Hi.
There should be in the upcoming 4.1 release of SGD EE.
Native Clients should be available for Windows, Linux (Intel x86), Sparc
Solaris, x86 Solaris, MAC OS/X.
Best,
Rob
Roberto Zini - r.zini<@AT@>strhold.it
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And, anything that you would like to share, related to SAPs environment, that makes implementation easier.
SAP Mobility is really booming and will grow , dominate in enterprise mobility in future.
For our understanding:
Let us know for more.
Edit :
IG is a part of SMP 3 but not a separate component as NWG
Regards
Virinchy
Message was edited by: Virinchy P

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