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06 Jan 2013

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Develop IBM Worklight adapters with AT&T mobile APIs

IBM Worklight provides an adapter framework and tools to connect mobile applications to your back-end systems and web-based APIs. This article walks you through the process of developing and testing a Worklight adapter, using the Short Message Service (SMS) API provided by AT&T as an example.


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IBM Worklight Developer Edition V5.0.5

Simplify and accelerate the development, testing, and delivery of your mobile apps with this free Eclipse-based visual development and server environment. It supports native, hybrid, and standard web development methods and maximizes code reuse across iOS, Android, BlackBerry, and Windows® Phone platforms.
Learn what's new in V5.0.5.


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  • Build mobile applications: Develop multi-channel mobile interfaces for a variety of devices, and create web-based mobile apps

  • Collaborate with mobile: Engage people in your social business by extending social collaboration to wherever they work


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