findU

The only available WAP service so far is a page that gets a stations latest position at www.findu.com. Information such as maps are removed and a report of the latest relative position (i.e. not lat/lon) and it's timestamp are returned as WML (Yes, I'm aware of the fact that I should convert miles to meters...).

This page is located at http://gatugarden.com/sm6vyf/wap/findu.php.

It's also possible to enter the stations name directly, e.g. http://gatugarden.com/sm6vyf/wap/findu.php?call=sm6vyf.

If you have no money to your phone then you can use wApua or Opera to view the page .

LDAP

To be able to have a peek at the SM-CallBook in this EXCELless house I had to (?) put those data into a LDAP server. Since this server is located on my own computer it's only accessible when this computer is on-line. Anyway, this is how it works: A php page on the web server generates WML for WAP with either a form to enter a callsign or an answer to a request. This request takes as input a callsign. The php program contacts my computer's LDAP server and asks for the name and the phone number that belongs to the callsign. The result is presented in a WML-page that contains a link to add the number into the phone book and a link to dial the number directly.

However, since upgrading the system this would probably need some tuning to get running again.

Metar

When being outdoors it's sometimes disiable to know exactly how cold it is. To help with this a php program contacts lfv and fetches METAR data for a couple of airports in the vincinity. These data are then converted to more human readable format which then is presented using WML.

If data is presented graphically, there is even room for some more:

Pictures from the Internet

I've also made some tries on using images from the Internet which I've then modified to fit the formats that can be received by my phone, 101 × 67 pixels in four colors, GIF (sic!) or two colors, WBMP.

Above a METEOSAT image from Dundee.

Vägverket's (the Swedish National Road Administration) cameras may also be looked at, e.g. from Götaälvbron.

The log of SM6ONS

Further, I've put the log of SM6ONS into PostgreSQL and made this accessible via the Internet and WAP.