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J2EE Client Provisioning enables you to manage applications and content for networked client devices. This technology is evolving as a Java Specification Request, JSR 124, through the Java Community Process (JCP). See also our data sheet (PDF).
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See our list of the companies who are providing provisioning server technology and are actively participating in defining this standard through the Java Community Process.
February 2004
J2EE Client Provisioning Reference Implementation (RI) Download the Final Release implementation of the spec, which includes support for wireless device applications based on J2ME MIDP technology and the J2SE platform.
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