Many wapsite builders or those who make wap sites are always thinking of that whether google and other search engines are able to find their sites and crawling them properly and are they missing some urls.As the standard of wap sitemap is different from the website.
Google suggests following format for developing sitemap
A sample Mobile Sitemap containing listing a single entry is shown below.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<urlset xmlns="http://www.sitemaps.org/schemas/sitemap/0.9"
xmlns:mobile="http://www.google.com/schemas/sitemap-mobile/1.0">
<url>
<loc>http://mobile.example.com/article100.html</loc>
<mobile:mobile/>
</url>
</urlset>
If the <mobile:mobile/> tag is missing, your mobile URLs won’t be properly crawled.
Sitemaps currently supports and automatically detects the following markup languages:
* non-mobile (this includes most content)
* XHTML mobile profile (WAP 2.0)
* WML (WAP 1.2)
* cHTML (iMode)
It is complicated how to do it automatically ?
Well for it you have to purchase a software (Price $59) I think it is good if you have very big wap site
Called as
A1 Sitemap Generator
The most important sitemaps you can create:
* XML sitemaps protocol: Ping Google, Yahoo, Ask, MSN with XML sitemaps / Google sitemaps.
* Google mobile sitemap: Google XML sitemap format for mobile phones content.
* Google news sitemap: Google XML sitemap format for news content.
* Google video sitemap: Google XML sitemap format for video files content.
* Google code sitemap: Google XML sitemap format for code files content.
* RSS sitemap feed: RSS sitemaps use XML and often used for blog and forum websites.
* Text sitemap: Sitemap URL list format used by some search engines, e.g. Google and Yahoo.
* HTML sitemap: Many websites use HTML sitemaps as a navigation aid to visitors.
* ASP.net web sitemap: ASP.Net website navigation and menu controls use Web.sitemap files.
