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How
does the Jataayu Enterprise WAP Server help in providing WAP access to users?
Who are the probable customers?
The EWS acts as a gateway between the
WAP device and the application. It bridges the two protocols - HTTP and WAP by
taking care of the protocol conversion. It also includes support for WTLS security.
The EWS has been exclusively developed for usage by any organization, which
would like to provide WAP content/application to its customers. It could be implemented
on a Simple Corporate Intranet, a Portal for generic browsing, online mobile transactions
such as Banks, Share Broking, Ticket Reservation, Health Care, etc.
What
is the WAP version that the Jataayu Enterprise Server comply to?
Jataayu
Enterprise WAP Gateway is fully compliant to WAP 1.1 version and supports Unconfirmed
PUSH as part of WAP 1.2 specification.
What are the pre-requisites
to setup a JATAAYU Enterprise WAP Gateway?
Following is the minimal infrastructure
requirement for a simple set-up of Jataayu EWS: -
A
Pentium III PC with at least 128MB RAM with Linux or NT/2000 installed on it. -
Evaluation version
of Enterprise WAP Gateway (available as a FREE download in our Download section). -
WAP devices or simulators
(please check out our "jBrowser for Desktop" in the Downloads section of this
website). -
If
you want to setup a RAS, then a Modem with a telephone line should be available. -
Static WML pages or
any web based application that could deliver content in WML format. These could
be hosted on any standard WEB server. For details on making an Enterprise WAP
gateway setup, please refer to our Installation Guide Section. How
can the Enterprise WAP Server be accessed?
The EWS is accessible either
through a Dial-up RAS or through ISP. Depending on the solution, one could implement
an Enterprise WAP Gateway either on a local LAN where in the user has to dial
into the RAS setup in the Intranet or the WAP Gateway machine could be made available
on a Public IP, so that the users can reach the Gateway from anywhere across the
globe by dialing through any ISP.
Which are the devices supported
by JATAAYU Enterprise WAP Gateway?
The Jataayu WAP Gateway has been tested
with the following devices: Nokia 7110, Motorola Timeport Series, Motorola Accompli,
Ericsson R320S, Ericsson R380S, Siemens C35i, Siemens SL45, Alcatel, Sony Z5,
Sony J5, Palm 5 & above with Palm OS 3.x & above, and devices running
Pocket PC version of Win CE OS.
Which are the simulators supported
by JATAAYU Enterprise WAP Gateway?
The Jataayu WAP Gateway has been tested
with the following simulators: -Nokia Toolkit 2.0, UP SDK 3.1 & above, Ericsson
Simulator, WAPMAN, jBrowser (PC, Palm & Win CE) and Microsoft Mobile Explorer.
How do you configure a WAP phone for WAP access?
Please refer
to our "Device Configuration" option under "Support" section of this web site..
On which platforms are the JATAAYU Enterprise WAP Gateway available?
Enterprise WAP Server is available on Windows NT/2000, Linux, Sun Solaris,
HP UX, IBM AIX and SCO-UNIXWARE.
How is the Jataayu Enterprise
WAP Gateway licensed?
The Jataayu EWS licenses are categorized as Developer
and Commercial Editions. While the Developer edition is meant for usage in application
development and testing environments only, the Commercial edition is available
in the slabs of 10, 25, 50, 100, 250, 500 and 1000 user licenses. These are again
available as secure and non-secure versions. Also note that a 5 user non-secure
license is available as a FREE download in this web site.
Does JATAAYU
Enterprise WAP Gateway support WML Scripts?
Yes, our Enterprise WAP gateway
supports WML scripts.
Does JATAAYU Enterprise WAP Gateway support
WTLS?
Yes, our Enterprise WAP Gateway Supports WTLS. Jataayu products
are integrated with SSL and WTLS libraries from Certicom. For more details on
"Security", please refer to the FAQs on Security.
Does JATAAYU Enterprise
WAP Gateway support Cookies? If yes, how?
Jataayu EWS has incorporated
the cookie support in order to maintain session information and make the transactions
happen faster. As the currently available devices do not have the capability to
handle cookies on their own, the Jataayu WAP gateway has been adapted to handle
them. The EWS currently supports session type cookies only.
Does
Jataayu Enterprise WAP Gateway support CLI? How is this achieved?
Yes,
Jataayu EWS has an inbuilt component that is capable of receiving CLI information
and also forwarding it as an http header to the origin application. This is achieved
with the help of Jataayu's another product - the Identity server, which resides
between the RAS and the RADIUS to capture the CLI and map it with the IP address
allotted by the RADIUS. This information is then shared with the EWS.
Does JATAAYU Enterprise WAP Gateway support WAP PUSH?
Yes, Jataayu
Enterprise WAP Gateway supports Unconfirmed PUSH as part of the WAP 1.2 specification.
Has this PUSH functionality been tested on any device?
The PUSH
functionality has been tested on Palm OS and Win CE devices running Jataayu's
WAP Browser - jBrowser.
Will Jataayu Enterprise WAP Server work in
a CDMA environment?
We have not implemented this solution on a CDMA
network. However, we are confident that we can make our WAP Gateway work in this
environment, as the protocol's datagram layer is independent of the bearer such
as GSM, CSD, CDPD, etc.
How does the Jataayu Enterprise WAP Gateway
maintain logs?
Jataayu EWS maintains three log files namely "jataayu.log",
"access.cdr" and "error.log".
Jataayu.log is used to see the details
of each and every request that is processed by the gateway. It shows information
such as the User Agent, HTTP request details, the Number of bytes sent/received
and the Errors occurred during the transaction. There are three levels of logs
that can be recorded, the values of which have to be entered while configuring
the Gateway. These values are:
0 = only critical errors,
4
= critical errors and warnings, and
7 = complete listing of all the
activities
Error.log is used to record all the errors that were encountered
while using the Gateway.
Access.cdr contains mainly the "Call Data Record'
details.
What are the access controls available in EWS?
There
are two kinds of access control mechanisms available in EWS.
a) User
level access - The CWS can be configured to allow or deny access to a specific
set of users. In the WEB Administration provided by CWS, the IP addresses or the
Phone numbers need to be mentioned either in the "allow user" or "deny user" option.
b) Site level access - The CWS can be configured to allow or deny access to specific
sites too. In the WEB administration provided by CWS, the URL of the sites need
to be mentioned either in "allow site" or "deny site" option.
What
kinds of Statistics are available in EWS?
Jataayu EWS offers statistical
information, which would be helpful to users. This informs the user about
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Number of current
Connection-less processes -
Number
current Connection-oriented processes -
Number
of current Secure Connection-less processes -
Number
of current Secure Connection-oriented processes -
Number
of today's Connection-less connections -
Number
of today's Connection-oriented connections -
Number
of Disconnects from the server -
Number
of Disconnects from the client -
Number
of Aborts from the server -
Number
of Aborts from the client -
Number
of Re-transmissions from the server -
Number
of Re-transmissions from the client -
Number
of Acknowledgements sent.
Also, as the requests are given, one
could view the changes in the statistics page of the WEB administration. General
FAQ
Carrier WAP Server FAQ
Security
FAQ
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