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I'm novice to Mobile Web Application ,Help me out here......

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    ravi vellanky
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    I created a mobile web page which have two labels and two textboxes and a command button. I run this small application and got the result in browser as .aspx file. My question is how will it translate to WML? I've an Emulator accepts only either HTML or WML. but my resultant URL is in .aspx. How can i convert my custom page(ex:abc.aspx) into html or WML page to run in emulator? Can any one help me in this concept. Thanks & Regards, Ravi

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      I created a mobile web page which have two labels and two textboxes and a command button. I run this small application and got the result in browser as .aspx file. My question is how will it translate to WML? I've an Emulator accepts only either HTML or WML. but my resultant URL is in .aspx. How can i convert my custom page(ex:abc.aspx) into html or WML page to run in emulator? Can any one help me in this concept. Thanks & Regards, Ravi

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      Joel Ivory Johnson
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      ASPX is the extention on the web page but the mime type is text/html. You don't need to do anything. The page is being rendered to the device as an HTML page. Ignore the extention in the address bar. One could just as easily send a sound or an image to a device using an ASPX page.

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