Alternative Browsing Devices

To specify interface functionality supported by portlets associated with this Web service:

1. If this Web service supports alternative browsing devices, select the devices it supports:

• Assistive Technology Portal: This user interface supports assistive technology used by people with disabilities, such as screen readers, screen magnifiers, and speech recognition software.

• Newer Phones and RIM devices: This user interface is for users of phones that can display WML, which includes new phones and RIM Blackberry pagers.

• Palm and Pocket PC: This user interface is for users of personal digital assistants that can display HTML, like Palm-connected organizers and Pocket PCs.

2. If this is a remote portlet Web service and it includes a summary description of its contents, in the Summary URL box, type the URL to that description. This description displays when a user views portlets associated with this Web service on a wireless device.
   
   Note: If you associated a remote server on the Main Settings page, the base URL displays to the left of the Summary URL box. You can either type a relative path, finishing the path that starts with the base URL (/myPortlet/Summary.htm), or you can type an absolute path, ignoring the base URL (http://myServer/myPortlet/Summary.htm).

• To display the page associated with this help topic:

1. Click Administration.
2. Open the Portlet Web Service Editor:
• To create a new portlet Web service:
1. Open an administrative folder.
2. In the Create Object menu, click Web Service - Intrinsic Portlet or Web Service - Remote Portlet.
• To edit an existing portlet Web service:
1. Navigate to the portlet Web service you want to edit.
2. Click the portlet Web service name.
3. On the left, under Edit Object Settings, click Alternative Browsing Devices.