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The development of a mobile portal is illustrated using a practical example. For this purpose, a popular Java web project will be created in NetBeans and is later connected to a Custom Application.
The combination of NetBeans and Netbiscuits allows mobile Internet applications to be realized easily and efficiently and delivered optimally to more than 6,000 different end devices worldwide. In doing so, developers can fall back on their experience in the area of web applications and XML, without having to worry about the restrictions posed by different devices.
You can view the document online at NetBeans.org here or download a pdf version of the complete article here.
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