Wireless Communication Server

The CSERV™ Server allows businesses to fully leverage the power and functionality of the Internet in a mobile environment. It is an open server platform for mobile applications that lets companies back-office platforms exchange data and customer traffic between the wireless network and the Internet or their own internal networks.

The CSERV™ Server sits between mobile devices on the one hand, and corporate servers on the other hand, allowing application to exchange data asynchronously over cellular GPRS, 3G and WiFi networks.

Our server uses an open XML format to exchange data for an easy integration with existing Web services. Data are compressed on-the-fly in order to limit the size of data transfers over mobile operator networks.

Looking to give mobile capabilities to legacy Windows CE or .Net applications? We provide a module that gives cellular transmission capabilities to applications which are currently using dial-up modem for communicating. This module interfaces natively with CSERV™ and is ideally suited for companies wishing to give wireless transmission capabilities to legacy Hand Held Terminal (HHT) applications.

Features

Open
Data are exchanged using the XML format for easy interoperability between mobile clients and back-office systems.

Redundant
The CSERV™ Server can be clustered for high-availability.

Compressed
Data are zipped in order to reduce bandwidth requirements over operator cellular networks.

Client support
The CSERV™ Server support most mobile operating systems on the client side: Windows Mobile, Symbian, J2ME, Android.
We also provide a .Net module that can natively talk with our server and that can be plugged into your legacy CE applications.

Web Interface
The CSERV™ Server has a rich Web Ajax interface for monitoring communications with mobile devices.

Requirements
The CSERV™ Server is a 100% pure Java application that runs on Linux, Solaris and Windows.