Streaming audio. Is it really?

Hi All,
I want to listen a streaming audio via mobile phone. Is it really? What kind of protocols I must select? Currently I want to use a ASF (ASX) format.
Sun's developers is it really?

What about this?
Playing MP3 files from your server on J2ME devices
http://www.java-tips.org/content/view/153/39/

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