2009 Session: Leveraging web services for smartphones using Hessian
Friday, 10:15 - 11:05
Track: Mobile 2.0
Hessian is a binary protocol for publishing web services, with client bindings for a plethora of platforms. A compact binary serialization protocol is optimal for clients running on mobile devices with limited bandwidth.
The session covers the fundamentals of Hessian, and how to publish an existing Java application as a web service. And how to consume the published web service from an Android client written in Java, as well as an iPhone application written in Objective-C.
The session covers the fundamentals of Hessian, and how to publish an existing Java application as a web service. And how to consume the published web service from an Android client written in Java, as well as an iPhone application written in Objective-C.
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of Java, Android and/or iPhone development.
Expectations
The attendees wil have a good insight into how to leverage web services on multiple smartphone platforms using Hessian.
Additional Info
Fredrik Olsson
Fredrik is a Java expert at Jayway in Sweden, with embedded Java environments and iPhone development as specialty. He has a long experience in software development for a wide range of domains, development environments, and execution environments. The love for challenges has always steered him towards resource constrained development, both in his professional career and as a hobby programmer.