Wap and j2me

Hi,
iam having a general doubt on wap vs j2me.i find in
some places like (getrid of wap) or (say goodbye to
wap) replacing it with j2me.But, how is data sent from
a server to client and viceversa.(ie) what is the
transport layer and the protocol thru which the data
is sent!.
Thanks,
RPThe network/transport layer of j2me is implementation dependant. It can be TCP/IP or it can be other protocols like bluetooth ... etc...
J2ME implementation must talk HTTP as an application level protocol. It generally is also able to make socket connections so user defined protocol may be used.
However, I don't believe that WAP and WML should be got rid of. They do serve a great purpose.

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>
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