2. Bringing Handheld, PDA’s, and Smart Phone to the Enterprise Martin Graf Group Product Manager Oracle Corporation Session id: 40068

3. Agenda  What is Occasionally Connected Computing  Developing with Oracle Lite  Conclusion

4. What is Occasionally Connected Computing?  Ability to execute database transactions while disconnected from a network  Occasionally synchronize data with Oracle Database server  Future Roadmap – Utilize wireless network (802.11, GPRS) to receive online data – Automatic roaming in/out of wireless network(s) while maintaining user context

5. Agenda  What is Occasionally Connected Computing  Developing with Oracle Lite  Conclusion

6. A N N O U N C E M E N T Oracle Lite Beta Program starts October 30, 2003

7. Oracle Lite Design Parameter  SQL Database  Developed for OFFLINE  Distributed Database Architecture  Native Programming Model  Single Device, Single Channel

8. What is Oracle Lite?  Complete, integrated framework to develop, deploy, provision, and manage mobile database application.  Three Components – Mobile Development Kit – Mobile Server – Mobile Client

9. On Off Security Application Provisioning Application Deployment Messaging Administration Communication Mobile Server Repository Oracle Lite Deployment Architecture Law Enforcement Warehouse Logistic Sales Force Field Service e-Business Application Self-Service Data Synchronization Mobile Client On Off Mobile Client On Off On Off On Off Mobile Client Mobile Client Mobile Client 10g

10. Oracle Lite Mobile Development Kit  Three Programming Models 1. Native (Windows/PPC, Palm OS, Symbian) 2. Java (Personal Java, AWT) 3. JSP/Servlet, HTML  API’s – ODBC/JDBC/ADOCE/ADO.Net – Mobile Sync

11. Mobile Development Kit Application Model - Native Oracle Lite Kernel ODBC JDBC Mobile Sync JavaNativeRealtime Network

12. Mobile Development Kit Application Model - Web ODBC, JDBCMobile SyncDeploymentManagement Application JSP JDBC Mobile Sync Deployment Management Web Application NativeWeb/Browser Application API

13. Oracle Lite Development Phases 1.Build C/C++, Visual Basic, or Java application 2.Test application on the device or emulator 3.Package application into JAR file 4.Deploy JAR file into Mobile Server 5.Provision application (user, roles, properties) 6.Install Mobile Clint libraries 7.Synchronize data and application files 8.Startup mobile application

14. Mobile Development Kit Packaging Wizard Creates self-contained JAR file with integrated XML Deployment Descriptor

15. Mobile Development Kit Control Center

16. Oracle Lite Product Roadmap  GUI based Mobile Database Workbench  GUI based Synchronization Manager  GUI based Device Management

17. Oracle Lite Mobile Database Workbench

19. Oracle Lite Synchronization Manager

20. Oracle Lite Device Management  Deploy/configure application and content  Inventory and asset management  Backup/restore  Secure application and system configuration  Remote control/online session  Automated task scheduling  Check-point restart  Scripting language  Device information gathering/hardware inspection  Event tracking and reporting

21. Agenda  What is Occasionally Connected Computing  Developing with Oracle Lite  Conclusion

22.  Occasionally Connected Application  Mobile Database (SQL) with Data Synchronization  Native Programming Model  Standard Database Interface  Device Optimized for GUI, CPU, Disk Conclusion

23. Next Steps Visit the Mobile product booth

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