Abhinav Vaid

• Feb 20th, 2006

 

I just came across this url and could not help myself to comment on this. Your question looks little vague. I mean, are you talking about network level protocols or application level protocols. Or is it related to OBEX protocol implementation in Mobile Apps. Actually the same TCP/IP concepts go in mobile apps also, but when it comes down to browsing apps/downloading apps, it is generally done via WAP gateway (Not WAP Server which generally people confuse with). WAP is a standard defined to serve as a common platform as we cannot directly hook on from normal TCP/IP network to a mobile network. But it is definitely possible to call, SMS, sending mail from any browser to a mobile device, and vice versa. So how does this happen? Also are you talking about what happens at the server end, after the gateway or before that. Also, which carier network are you referring to GSM/CDMA. If I have sensed right it is "OBEX" you are referring to.

satwikareddy

• Jul 7th, 2006

 

Thanks, your explanation is good but whats the correct answer for that question if you know please post the same, Thank you bye.......

abhinav vaid

• Sep 3rd, 2006

 

So pal, still you didn't get the answer you were looking for. Well take so many freely available tools available out there in the market that need to be explored & checked out. In case you get held up in any specific scenario, gimme the details and I am sure I would be able to help you out.

srikar

• Sep 27th, 2006

 

Hi,

testing of protocols is done by using TCL/TK scripting langauge.and now in market some are using protocol testing in which it is done by Pearl scripting

KiranKodati

 Profile Answers by KiranKodati 

• Sep 9th, 2008

 

Protocol testing can be done through..
1)Anritsu (upto 2.5G)
2)Agilent (3G and above also, like HSDPA, HSUPA)