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There are 31 articles & tutorials regarding "J2ME".
- 25.) Wireless Development Tutorial Part I
- Getting Started with MIDlet Development by Jonathan Knudsen and Dana Nourie February 12, 2002 This article contains everything you need to know to get started with Java[tm] 2 Platform, Micro Edition (J2ME[tm]) development. You'll learn how to install the development tools, how to write your first J2ME application, and how to build and test the application in an emulator. The application you'll build, a MIDlet , runs on implementations of the Mobile Information Device Profile, one of the...
Found at Java Wireless Developer
- 26.) A Generic Connection Framework for BREW
- By Radu Braniste Go to page: 1 2 3 Next Preamble The article, structured in two parts, tries to establish a common ground for I/O and network operations on BREW and encapsulate this commonality in a framework. Such a framework is used in J2ME to insulate the developer of protocol implementation details, to offer the needed flexibility in supporting new devices and protocols, as well as to define a uniform way of accessing different resources. These reasons are compelling enough to...
Found at developer.com
- 27.) Articles: Consumer Products and Business Solutions
- Printable Page Sun Microsystems is targeting the consumer marketplace with a suite of Java-based technologies that make it easy for device manufacturers, service providers, and application developers to deploy consumer and embedded products and services for consumer use. See also Java TV . For the latest information on J2ME, PersonalJava, and JavaCard technologies, see the new Wireless Developer site. Introduction to Consumer & Embedded Technologies by Monica Pawlan Read this overview...
Found at Java Developer Connection
- 28.) A Web Services Strategy for Mobile Phones
- by Nasseam Elkarra August 19, 2003 In most web services presentations, the speaker has a slide of a mobile phone, a PDA, a computer, and other devices communicating with a web service via SOAP and HTTP. You quickly envision a utopia of universal access but overlook the fact that your old Nokia doesn't do XML web services. If you have a J2ME-enabled phone connected to the Internet, it's very possible to interact with web services directly. However, the majority of mobile phone users do...
Found at XML.com
- 29.) Utility Libraries for BREW — A Hash Table Class
- By Radu Braniste Go to page: 1 2 Next Abstract This article is the last one in a series that presents possible implementations of utility libraries in BREW. A hash table is introduced together with a XML parser. A (Hash) Table... Hash tables are unfortunately not part of the STL, even if unofficially several implementations are available [1] . They are very popular constructs in Java 1.1 (as well as J2ME) so that having a C++ equivalent implementation allows smooth code porting from one...
Found at developer.com
- 30.) Storing and Retrieving Data
- ( Page 1 of 8 ) Storing bytes of data locally on a device equipped for the Mobile Internet Device Profile (MIDP) is easy. MIDP allows you to store arrays of bytes. But what if the data you need to store isn't in the form of bytes? And how can you make the data small enough so that storing it on a device with a relatively small amount of memory is not a problem? That's where this article comes in. It is excerpted from the book J2ME Games with MIDP2 , written by Carol Hamer (Apress, 2004;...
Found at devArticles.com
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