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Using J2ME for 2-way communication with a website.

Asked by Triggered in Wireless Technologies

Tags: j2me, using, sms

Hi,

Im currently starting development on an online auction site (kinda similar to Ebay except way smaller). At the moment I intend using ASP and Access Database for content management purposes.   The main feature I'd like to implement though is the ability to send SMS notifications of bids to users of the site (ie if a bid has been made for a "clock",send an SMS to the owner of the clock).

Id like to have an application on the recievers phone implemented in J2ME that they could use to reply to the notfication message( The owner of the "clock" could choose to 1)Accept The bid ,2) Reject The Bid, 3)Consdier Bid  from a GUI and simply click some command  named "SEND" on the application on thier phone...roughly speaking),

Im wondering
A) Can this be done with J2ME...How? and what tools do I need?
B) How do I get the J2ME application from the website to a remote user?
C) How will be able to recieve replies to the website?
D) Are there any issues with regards firewalls that I should be aware of?

Thanks  in advance,
Triggerred
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