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i-Mode: The big competitor of WAP


 
 

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i-Mode X-Press Course  

Disclaimer: This is a just a short introduction into the programming on i-mode websites. As of this day, there are practically no i-mode networks anywhere else other than Japan. Because of this fact, ccWAP will only concentrate on creating i-mode sites for the Japanese/English-speaking market in Japan. Right now, it is unclear, whether i-mode will launch any serious attempts against WAP in Europe, the US or any other place in the world. ccWAP.com will keep you up-to-date. ccWAP.com is  not responsible for any damages resulting out of using this text  for cHTML programming.

 

i-Mode sites are actually quite easy to program. Just like our other X-press courses, we will explain cHTML (the programming language for i-Mode). 

 

Here are a few features of i-Mode which a cHTML-programmer needs to know:

  • GIF support: i-Mode supports most GIF images. 

  • Color, background

  • cHTML is made out of the specifications HTML 2.0, 3.2 and 4.0

  • No script languages are supported

  • Java not supported

First let's jump right into the action by checking out a simple cHTML-page: 

 

<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>Hello</TITLE></HEAD> <BODY>
Hello World. 
</BODY>
</HTML>

 

Simulation: 

 

As you can see, there are no big differences between a regular HTML page and a cHTML page. For different reasons it is better to write  everything up to the opening <BODY>-tag on the first line. The <BR>-tag indicates the beginning of a new line. 

 

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