What is SyncML? How does it relate to J2ME?

Created Sep 30, 2001

Bill Day

SyncML (short for "Synchronization Markup Language") is an XML-based markup language used to exchange information in calendars, address books, and the like. SyncML will be used by many J2ME-powered devices to synchronize user data with other devices and network services and applications.

The SyncML specifications also provide a common protocol for use in synchronizing data from mobile information devices to other devices and services.

More information is available from the SyncML Initiative at:
www.syncml.org