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WAP gateway

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WAP gateway
(Wireless Application Protocol gateway) Software that decodes and encodes requests and responses between the smartphone microbrowsers and the Internet. It decodes the encoded WAP requests from the microbrowser and sends the HTTP requests to the Internet or to a local application server. It encodes WML and HDML data returning from the Web for transmission to the microbrowser in the handset. See WAP.

A WAP Gateway
This diagram depicts Openwave's Mobile Access Gateway which combines the WAP gateway with an application server that hosts WAP pages and provides numerous services (push, fax, etc.) along with encoding and decoding.


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With 40 billion WAP 2 transactions and over 300 billion WAP 1 transactions completed to date, Openwave MAG is the most proven, interoperable and standards-compliant WAP gateway supporting the new WAP 2 handsets entering the market.
The WAP gateway decrypts WTLS and reencrypts information in SSL for delivery to the desired Web server.
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