Question:
Let’s say a WAP server has a WAP stack of the following layers:
- Connectionless WSP
- UDP
- IP
Would you give me example packets that arrive at the server from a WAP-enabled phone requesting a file, say “index.wml,” and the packets that respond to this request?
Answer:
WSP is the session layer protocol.
WTP is the transaction-oriented protocol.
WDP over IP is UDP/IP and is the datagram protocol.
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