On Thu, 17 May 2001, Juergen Specht wrote:
> -- Fujitsu Ltd. and TurboLinux Japan KK said they are releasing
> the beta version of a jointly developed tool which converts
> Compact-HTML codes for i-mode into i-mode-based Java source codes.
>
> This version focuses a function of converting the user interface.
> One page of HTML will be converted into a Java program that produces
> a similar display image on the i-mode screen.
Errr... Now whats the point? I could imagine the the on the fly
generated javacode is larger in the bytes than what the
chtml page would be.
If you combine the size of the browser and the chtml page
the resulting size in bytes is larger though so this would
make sense only with phones who dont have browser but can
run Java.
What am I missing in here?
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Received on Thu May 17 15:30:30 2001