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The world's changing. More people consume the internet through their mobile devices today than through their desktop browsers. Your business can't afford to ignore this brave new, mobile world and with the Spring framework, it won't have to, either! Spring's mobile support is multi-faceted. Spring MVC and Spring Mobile make conditionally delivering mobile-client-specific views a snap. This approach's very powerful and is the easiest way to mobile-enable most web applications built on Spring MVC. However, you can (and should) take it a step further: Spring MVC provides rich REST support, which can be used as the glue between a pure mobile client and the backend application deployed on the server. All mobile clients - whether it's J2ME, Windows Phone 7, Blackberry, Android, or iOS - support RESTful communication. Additionally, platforms that provide an HTML 5-centric application platform can leverage these REST services with ease directly from HTML5 and Ajax. If you're building Android applications in particular, the Spring Android project provides a lightweight Android-compatible version of the REST client, the
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The world's changing. More people consume the internet through their mobile devices today than through their desktop browsers. Your business can't afford to ignore this brave new, mobile world and with the Spring framework, it won't have to, either! Spring's mobile support is multi-faceted. Spring MVC and Spring Mobile make conditionally delivering mobile-client-specific views a snap. This approach's very powerful and is the easiest way to mobile-enable most web applications built on Spring MVC. However, you can (and should) take it a step further: Spring MVC provides rich REST support, which can be used as the glue between a pure mobile client and the backend application deployed on the server. All mobile clients - whether it's J2ME, Windows Phone 7, Blackberry, Android, or iOS - support RESTful communication. Additionally, platforms that provide an HTML 5-centric application platform can leverage these REST services with ease directly from HTML5 and Ajax. If you're building Android applications in particular, the Spring Android project provides a lightweight Android-compatible version of the REST client, the
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