Abstract: A method, system, and computer program product for facilitating network delivery of Wireless Markup Language (WML) decks (or decks in similar notations) to memory-constrained client devices such as Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) devices, by applying a novel deck-reduction process to the decks, such that the decks are reduced by fragmentation into new decks of a manageable size. No loss of deck content occurs in this fragmentation process. The cards of the original deck are grouped into new sub-decks, where each sub-deck is no larger than a particular maximum deck size. When defining the new sub-decks, card adjacency is used along with commonality of event bindings and text strings, in order to regroup the cards in such a way as to reduce the size of the resulting sub-decks while minimizing the number of remote references generated.

Abstract: An information system for a mobile user, includes a source of content information, a proxy server for accessing the source of content information, a wireless communications link coupled to the proxy server, and a mobile computing system coupled to the proxy server via the wireless communication link