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Persistent socket connection to the host server from J2ME application running on mobile phone

Asked by FacultiesIndia in General Packet Radio Service (GPRS), Java 2 Micro-Edition (J2ME), iPhone

Tags: J2ME Java Socket TCP Mobile Phone

- We want to develop a J2ME based mobile product that is capable of running on all mobile phones that support java
- We expect this mobile application to establish the persistent TCP Socket connection to our C/C++ based host server.
- Host server is expected to send real-time market data messages to the mobile application via the socket connection
- My Questions:
  a) Is it possible to have a persistent Socket connection with our host server from mobile a application?
  b) Will this be supported by all java enabled mobile phones? (e.g. Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, etc)
  c) Will this be supported by all the mobile service providers? (e.g. AT&T, Vodafone, Sprint, etc)
- Any info on this will be greatly appreciated
 
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