RIM Launches BlackBerry Mobile Data System with Support for Web Services

by Robb Dunewood on November 8, 2005 · 1 comment

BlackBerry maker Research in Motion today announced the launch of BlackBerry Mobile Data System (MDS) with a new wireless application development framework that supports Web Services.

BlackBerry MDS Studio is a powerful visual application design and assembly tool that allows developers to quickly create rich-client applications using a component-based drag and drop approach. It makes it easier for corporate developers to develop and deploy line of business applications.

BlackBerry MDS Studio offers the following functionality:

  • Automatically creates prototype applications that developers can easily build on by editing and revising what is automatically generated.
  • Automatically interrogates existing enterprise applications and back-end systems to determine what services are exposed for developers to include in their applications.
  • Provides a rich set of predefined user interface, message and data components that developers can drag and drop to use or customize.

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  • santiago martinez

    I have heard of a web player for the blackberry pearl and i have searched like crazy! is there any info you can give to help me?

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